Andres Farias Licona

Solitude and violence in the daily life of two men in Mexico City: Efraín, a violent ex-cop turned hit man, faces an existential crisis when he is given his next target: a seemingly harmless family man; Efraín will have to confront the decisions that have led him there, his loneliness and the threats of violence that he will come if he does not carry out the job. Elsewhere in the city, David, a man affected by a recent tragedy in his life, decides to cope with the solitary routine of pain by shutting himself up at home, until little by little he begins to descend into the despair of alcohol and the escapism that the window of his room gives him towards the outside world.

Presents: Covra, Mar, Isla Flamingo, Mantis atea, Bing, MadhatteR, Buka

Introducing: Aquarela, Los Llévame, Mature Over Rated Animals, Escobedo, Apis Melífera, Shazta

Bands featured: Alttamira, La Causa Maldita, Pizarnikas, Johnco Nor, Karma Kids, Contemporáneo, Shipwreck

Bands featured: Alttamira, La Causa Maldita, Pizarnikas, Johnco Nor, Karma Kids, Contemporáneo, Shipwreck

Intimate portrait of Mexico City through sad and happy memories, told by some of its inhabitants.

Fran and Paulo arrive in Cuernavaca for a weekend vacation, everything is happiness, love..., and also a lie, this is the past, just a memory. In the present, 3 years later, Fran and Paulo return to the place where they once were happy, trying to recover something that seems already lost.

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Solitude and violence in the daily life of two men in Mexico City: Efraín, a violent ex-cop turned hit man, faces an existential crisis when he is given his next target: a seemingly harmless family man; Efraín will have to confront the decisions that have led him there, his loneliness and the threats of violence that he will come if he does not carry out the job. Elsewhere in the city, David, a man affected by a recent tragedy in his life, decides to cope with the solitary routine of pain by shutting himself up at home, until little by little he begins to descend into the despair of alcohol and the escapism that the window of his room gives him towards the outside world.

Arguello couples her larger-than-life stage presence with her brutally honest take on post-pandemic hook ups and why broke men are better in bed, an exploration of how “Beauty and the Beast” triggered an epiphany, and a self-reflection on her middle school D.A.R.E. essay.

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