23 MAY — 02 JUNE 2024

23 MAY — 02 JUNE 2024

The Great Movement

Kiro Russo

Bolivia / France / Switzerland / Qatar

2021, 85'

We’re in Bolivia, with Elder, on the way to La Paz, the third largest city in the country. Elder wants to get his job back, but ends up losing his health. Shortness of breath and asphyxiation are the troubles that haunt him and the help he needs may be unorthodox. As he worsens, Mamá Pancha sets him out to find Max, a witch hermit.

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INFO

PREMIERE TYPE

National

ORIGINAL TITLE

El gran movimiento

LANGUAGE

Spanish

SCRIPT

Kiro Russo

CAST

Julio César Ticona, Max Bautista Uchasara, Francisca Arce de Aro, Israel Hurtado, Gustavo Milán Ticona

PHOTOGRAPHY

Pablo Paniagua

SOUND

Mauricio Quiroga, Mercedes Tennina, Juan Pedro Razzari, Emmanuel Croset

EDITING

Kiro Russo, Pablo Paniagua, Felipe Gálvez

PRODUCER

Kiro Russo, Pablo Paniagua, Alexa Rivero

PRODUCTION

Socavón, Altamar Films

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