The past weekend, "Mère" shortfilm documentary direct by Florencia P. Marano and produced by Mago Production, won the Best Shortfilm Documentary prize at the "1st International Documentary Film Festival: Gender, Cultural Diversity and Miscegenation" that took place from October 14 to 17 in Soria (Castilla y León- Spain). The Cultural Center "Palacio de la Audiencia" exhibited during four days the participant works of this festival that pretends to be a platform for exhibition of audiovisual works, which among other things, could contribute to evidence the silenced realities of women from different communities.
Marano's work, filmed in Spain and Senegal during 2008, reveals us the life in Thiaroye Sur Mer, a village near Dakar and a key starting point for illegal migrants to Spain, where a group of women that founded the Association of Mothers of Cayucos Victims, organized to replace the revenue of their sons, spending their days despite the loss.
Marano's work, filmed in Spain and Senegal during 2008, reveals us the life in Thiaroye Sur Mer, a village near Dakar and a key starting point for illegal migrants to Spain, where a group of women that founded the Association of Mothers of Cayucos Victims, organized to replace the revenue of their sons, spending their days despite the loss.
Ficha técnica:
Título: Mère
Guión, realización y montaje: Florencia P. Marano
Documental/Color/ Stereo/ 30 '
Magoproduction -SF Producciones / 2008
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