First Born
(Primero de la familia)
Carlos Leiva | Drama, Fiction, Comedy
2016 | 80 minutes | Chile
Tomás, about to leave for school in Europe, faces a flooded house in Chile, exposing the true dynamics of his family in a smelly ordeal.
Synopsis
In a Chilean suburb, Tomás spends the last weekend with family before travelling to Europe to continue his studies. A problem with the plumbing causes severe flooding in their house, and the bad smell moves through the house uncovering the real essence of the family's relationships.
Citation
Main credits
Leiva Barahona, Carlos (screenwriter)
Leiva Barahona, Carlos (film director)
Azúa Canales, Felipe (film producer)
Gutiérrez Campos, Rebeca (film producer)
Sotomayor, Dominga (film producer)
Carmona, Camilo (actor)
Dinamarca, Catalina (actor)
Riveros, Claudio (actor)
Other credits
Cinematographer, Felipe Bello; editing, Carlos Leiva, Macarena Yurjevic.
Citation
Cataloging
Pragda subjects
Economics + Social Class Issues
Education
Family
Sociology
South America
Urban Studies
Youth
Keywords
Clips
Festivals
Santiago International Film Festival SANFIC; Mostra International de Cinema de São Paulo;
DIRECTOR: Carlos Leiva
NATIONALITY: Chile
YEAR: 2016
GENRE: Drama, Fiction, Comedy
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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