Bim Bam Boom Las Luchas Morenas

Marie Losier

Experimental film | Mexique | 16 mm / digital | 16:9 | color | mono | 2013 | 12' 00"
50 €

Original language: Espagnol Screening Copy: digital

Three women/three sisters/three professional Luchadoras, part of the Dynasty Moreno: Rossy, Esther and Cynthia are competitive wrestlers on the ring. But they also bring lucha libre into life, wrestling with knives, pig heads, flowers and feathers! Bim, Bam, Boom! Produced by CPH:DOX, a DOX LAB Film - Patricia Drati Ronde & Tine Fisher (Denmark). Also produced Cine Tonala (Mexico) and by Marie Losier (USA) Editing Marie Losier and Valerie Massadian Sound Mix by Clement Chassaing Collaboration with Rania Attlieb With La Dynasty Moreno, Cynthia, Esther and Rossi Moreno.

Credits

Director: Marie Losier Associate Director: Rania Attieh Editor: Valérie Massadian, Marie Losier Sound Mixer: Clément Chassaing

Cast

Players: Cynthia Moreno, Rossy Moreno, Esther Moreno, Leon Marin del Rocio Moreno, Maria Esther Leon Cortes

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