Siblings

Siblings

Laura Plancarte
HERMANOS tells in parallel the story of two Mexican brothers that want to go back to the US after being deported for life, with the story of an American woman who lost her house and today believes she can get it back through Trump’s promises. Their journeys take them on road trips to meet with their past and with relatives who they believe can help them achieve their dreams.
Director, Writer, Visual artist. Lives and works in London making films and visual arts. Her work has been exhibited in Museums and cultural spaces in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Barcelona and London. In 2006 and 2007 she was awarded a grant from BNP Paribas and she has also been sponsored by the Mexican cultural institutions: La Colección Jumex, La Fundación del Centro Histórico and UNAM. In 2015 she presented her first feature film Tierra caliente at Festival Internacional de Guadalajara International Film Festival, Raindance, Docs Against Gravity and won best feature film at World of Film International Festival in Glasgow. Hermanos-Siblings is her second feature documentary.

– Raindance Film Festival 2017 – World Premiere
– Cinequest Film Festival 2018 – Official Selecion
– Guadalajara Int. Film Festival 2018 – Official Selection
– World of Film Int. Festival Glasgow 2018 – Female Perspective Competition Best Feature Film (UK)
– San Antonio Film Festival 2018 – Audience Award Best Documentary

  • Original title Hermanos
  • Director Laura Plancarte
  • Duration 80´ and 56´
  • Production year 2017
  • Theme Social Issues
  • Aspect 16:9
  • Format DCP
  • Category Feature Film
  • Subcategory Documentary
  • Nationality United Kingdom, Mexico
  • Producer Roast Beef Productions, LP Films
  • Dialogue language Spanish, English
  • Subtitle language Spanish, English