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| 导演： | V. Checa |
| 编剧： | V. Checa / Victor Huizar |
| 主演： | Paulina Bazán 费尔南多·巴西利奥 Lorenzo Molina Jose Flores Jeremi Garcia |
| 制片国家/地区： | 墨西哥 / 秘鲁 / 厄瓜多尔 / 西班牙 / 德国 |
| 类型： | 剧情 / 科幻 |
| 语言： | 西班牙语 |
| 年代： | 2021 |
| 片长： | 82分钟 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| IMDB： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
In a dystopian city (that seems to be Lima), Teo, a twelve year old boy, works with his father Luis on a mysterious machine that seeks to generate a deluge in a city where it does not rain. Luis, obsessed with making the machine work, puts the machine at risk in the face of constant embargoes and threats from the authorities. Teo, seeking to help his father, gets involved with ... (展开全部)
In a dystopian city (that seems to be Lima), Teo, a twelve year old boy, works with his father Luis on a mysterious machine that seeks to generate a deluge in a city where it does not rain. Luis, obsessed with making the machine work, puts the machine at risk in the face of constant embargoes and threats from the authorities. Teo, seeking to help his father, gets involved with a gang of young spies, actually bringing turmoil to the relationship with Luis.
In a film with no certain time or context, between neo-noir and sci-fi, debutant V. Checa creates a whole universe with austere resources but bright (and dark) ideas. From the intrepid Teo’s point of view, the ghost city seems like a mystery fight between body sensation and human feelings versus obsession for machines, a really contemporary dystopia.
Javier Garcia Puerto
In a dystopian city (that seems to be Lima), Teo, a twelve year old boy, works with his father Luis on a mysterious machine that seeks to generate a deluge in a city where it does not rain. Luis, obsessed with making the machine work, puts the machine at risk in the face of constant embargoes and threats from the authorities. Teo, seeking to help his father, gets involved with ... (展开全部)
In a dystopian city (that seems to be Lima), Teo, a twelve year old boy, works with his father Luis on a mysterious machine that seeks to generate a deluge in a city where it does not rain. Luis, obsessed with making the machine work, puts the machine at risk in the face of constant embargoes and threats from the authorities. Teo, seeking to help his father, gets involved with a gang of young spies, actually bringing turmoil to the relationship with Luis.
In a film with no certain time or context, between neo-noir and sci-fi, debutant V. Checa creates a whole universe with austere resources but bright (and dark) ideas. From the intrepid Teo’s point of view, the ghost city seems like a mystery fight between body sensation and human feelings versus obsession for machines, a really contemporary dystopia.
Javier Garcia Puerto
