The Tears

Las lágrimas
Pablo Delgado Sanchez
Part of

Latinbeat 2013

July 12 - 21, 2013

North American Premiere! Filmmaker in person for Q&A!

A camping trip in the woods becomes a painful but ultimately healing rite of passage for two brothers who are struggling to cope with their disturbing family environment in Sanchez’s taut, suspenseful debut feature.

DIRECTOR
Pablo Delgado Sanchez
YEAR
2012
COUNTRY
Mexico
RUNTIME
66 minutes
LANGUAGE
Spanish with English subtitles
ORIGINAL TITLE
Las lágrimas
START DATE
July 18, 2013

North American Premiere! Filmmaker in person for Q&A!

A camping trip in the woods becomes a painful but ultimately healing rite of passage for two brothers who are struggling to cope with their disturbing family environment. With an absent father and a severely depressed, alcoholic mother who stays locked inside her room all day, spending the summer vacation at home seems like a punishment as it heightens the brothers’ sense of solitude and vulnerability. Though intended as a break from all of this, their escape into nature actually triggers memories and brings forth the fears and hardships that haunt their daily life. Delgado Sanchez's first feature has a taut, suspenseful narrative and sparse mise-en-scene that eloquently conveys the brothers' ordeal and the cathartic spirit of their voyage.

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