Estación catorce
(Estación catorce)
Diana Cardozo | Drama, Fiction, Adventure
2022 | 88 minutes | Mexico, Uruguay
Over the course of just a few days, Luis discovers the world at the age of 7. Violence touches his environment and triggers the first encounter with death, the discovery of his father's fragility and the learning of masculinity in his vulnerable world.
Synopsis
Seven-year-old Luis is shocked: he has seen his neighbors get murdered while everyone remains indifferent and ransacks the victims’ home. His own father takes advantage of the situation and steals a sofa to sell it in another town. Father and son will then set out on a journey across the mountain, dragging the sofa behind.
Over the course of just a few days, Luis witnesses the mystery of death, the frailty of adults, and the wonder of time, all amid games. We witness his growing pains while life seemingly refuses to give way.
Reviews
"[A] charming and nuanced film." – Boyd van Hoeij, The Film Veredict
"Estación Catorce represents a mixture of emotions that will captivate people of all ages and nationalities." – Sandra Ramírez Ortega, Al día
Citation
Main credits
Cardozo, Diana (screenwriter)
Cardozo, Diana (film director)
Boege, Martín (film producer)
Becerril, José Antonio (actor)
Escárrega, Yoshira (actor)
Other credits
Cinematographer, Martín Boege; editing, Mariana Rodríguez Fabris; music, Alejandro Castaños.
Citation
Cataloging
Pragda subjects
Criminal Justice
Economics + Social Class Issues
Education
Family
Sociology
Youth
Keywords
Clips
Festivals
Morelia International Film Festival; Miami International Film Festival; Milwaukee International Film Festival; Mostra - São Pablo International Film Festival
DIRECTOR: Diana Cardozo
NATIONALITY: Mexico, Uruguay
YEAR: 2022
GENRE: Drama, Fiction, Adventure
LANGUAGE: Spanish
COLOR / B&W: Color
GRADE LEVEL: Middle School, High School, College, Adults
SUBTITLE/CC: AVAILABLE
AUDIO DESCRIPTION: NOT AVAILABLE
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