Special Distinction
Aún nos queda el recuerdo
We still remember
Mariano Rentería Garnica

MEXICO – 2012 – 18’ IN SPANISH

A spoken portrait of the world of cinema in a city of the past, a journey through the eyes of the elderly and their memories of a time when movie theaters were a part of the urban landscape. Along with these reminiscences, we travel to the present, with people who maintain this cult of the image, of cinema.

contact production
RELICARIO FILMS
Mariano Rentería
Tel. +52 443 157 3451
marcian_margmaniac@hotmail.com

BEST FICTION SHORT
Para armar un helicoptero
Izabel Acevedo

MEXICO – 2012 – 35’
IN SPANISH

Oliverio lives in a building taken over by migrants from the Mexican countryside who work tirelessly to provide the basic services in the neighbourhood. He spends his time playing video games. When the summer rains causes a short circuit, inhabitants start coming up with new ideas on how to get power. Oliverio backs one possible solution.

contact production
CENTRO DE CAPACITACIÓN CINEMATOGRÁFICA
Claudia Prado // Boris Miramontes
Tel. +5255 4155-0090
divulgacion@elccc.com.mx

BEST MEXICAN SHORT DOCUMENTARY
Paradero Norte
Daniel Ulacia

MEXICO – 2012 – 13’25
IN SPANISH

This documentary relates the dreams of a number of persons along with images of a bus transfer station from an evening in Mexico City.

contact production
LIMONADA TALLER
Daniel Ulacia
Tel. +52 55 3209 5462
danulbal@gmail.com

BEST ANIMATION SHORT
Las tardes de Tintico
Alejandro García Caballero

MEXICO – 2012 – 9’
NO DIALOGUE

Under the beautiful Quebrada cliff in Acapulco, a group of mosquitoes addicted to tropical music desperately try to bring happiness back into a rumba director’s life.

contact production
INSTITUTO MEXICANO DE CINEMATOGRAFIA (IMCINE)
Pablo BRISENO
mercaint@imcine.gob.mx