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Cristina Velasco attends film festival for Carlos Reygadas' production

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Cristina Velasco attended the Morelia Film Festival for the premiere of Carlos Reygadas’ film, “Heil Jupiter,” which Paloma Negra produced. Velasco also commented on Michael Rowe’s film, “Last Weekend,” which Paloma Negra has boarded. The drama “Last Weekend” follows an undocumented Mexican migrant worker in San Diego.

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Why it matters

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The event highlights activity within the regional cinema industry, specifically involving Mexican production companies like Paloma Negra. The involvement of Paloma Negra in projects like “Last Weekend” and “Heil Jupiter” reflects ongoing investment in cross-border film production.

The San Sebastian Film Festival features Mexican, Colombian, and Argentine filmmakers, highlighting regional cinema.

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Who's involved

  • Carlos ReygadasMexican film director whose film was featured at the festival.
  • Cristina VelascoFounder of Paloma Negra, a production company involved in the films.

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  • Carlos Reygadas

    Mexican film director, screenwriter and film produzent

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