Festival de Cine Independiente de la Ciudad de México
Categoría: Cortometraje Internacional
Duración: 0:22:47.
Director: Ana González, Frederick Bernas.
Producción: Ana González, Frederick Bernas, Soo-jeong Kang, Yara Bishara, Wendi Jonassen, Melissa Fajardo, The New Yorker, Eye Rise Films.
Dirección de Fotografía: Sacha Rolland-Benis, Frederick Bernas.
Guión: Ana González.
Editor: Ana González, Frederick Bernas.
Cast: Manuel Liñán .
Sinopsis:
Después de tres décadas de ocultar sus impulsos femeninos, el renombrado bailaor español Manuel Liñán sale a desafiar las convenciones persiguiendo su amor por el flamenco, vestido de mujer, en una sociedad conservadora con tradiciones culturales rígidas.
ANA GONZÁLEZ is an award-winning documentary filmmaker interested in social issues. She has collaborated with media outlets such as the BBC, The New Yorker, Al Jazeera, Atlas Obscura, National Geographic, France Ô, Mediaset, and others — working in countries including Australia, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Spain. During 2015-16, González was a correspondent for Spanish press agency Efe/EPA in Paris and Bangkok. She helped the company set up its multimedia headquarters for Asia while reporting in text, photo, and video. In 2020, she founded Eye Rise Films, an audiovisual production house that tells stories that challenge the way we perceive the world.
FREDERICK BERNAS has directed and produced films for the BBC, CNN, The New York Times, NBC and others – with a focus on illuminating social or political issues through a cultural lens. Five years of working across Latin America took him to prisons in Mexico, a Japanese colony in Bolivia, the vast favelas of Rio de Janeiro and remote Andean communities; he even joined an expedition to Antarctica in 2017. Frederick holds a master’s degree in journalism from Columbia University and is currently developing hybrid audiovisual projects which explore the concept of narrative fusion between film and music.