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Dominican Rep. Grandmother Mambo
- Original title
- Abuela mambo
- Year
- 2012
- Running time
- 82 min.
- Country
Mexico- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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Virginia Carreon, Rosa Isela Galindo Carreon, Emily Valdez, Luciana Montalvo, Esther Moreno y Ugalde, Sofía Ramos Sánchez, Clara Josefina Sansininea Vizcarra, Concepción Luz María Román Sarobio, María de Lourdes Montalvo Nieto, Jesus Ramirez, María del Carmen Estevez Jiménez, Silvia xochitle Soto Bucio, Diane Lopez, Iveth Galindo
- Cinematography
- Ihm Eun-hee (B&W)
- Producer
- Co-production Mexico-South Korea;
- Genre
- Drama | Family Relationships
- Synopsis
- This film is a reflection about the abuse ignored by the people although we are conscious of that. The theme treats of the Slave Grandmother Syndrome, what is a physically and psychologically serious disease presented in adult women who have a systematic overload to take care of their grandsons as a family obligation. The intention to make this movie is to think over our selfish behaviors toward weak and powerless people: our abuse of them without thinking about their rights.
- Awards
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2012: La Habana Film Festival: Official Selection
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