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It is one of the debuts more bless the year. "No name", debut of the Californian director Cary Joji Fukunaga, won at the past Sundance Film Festival awards for Best Director and best cinematography, as well as the award for best new director at the Edinburgh Festival. The film is the story of a journey as well as a meeting: a Honduran teenager (Paulina Gaitán) begins with his father a journey through Mexico toward the eternal promise land, United States; in its path crosses the Casper (Edgar Flores), another teenager, this Mexican, belonging to a gang that snatches his bride and recruits his brother. With this premise, Fukunaga signed a social drama which addresses the issue of emigration, but without abandoning the perspective of the thriller.The starting point of the project is the short "Victory for Chinese" (2004), in which Fukunaga was focused on a truck full of emigrants who leave, dying suffocated in Victoria, Texas. During the preparation of the short film, the director came into contact with Central American migrants, and from there his growing interest ended up resulting in project that culminates in "Sin nombre". In the documentation process, Fukunaga spent time interviewing gang members, met several emigrants who looked frustrated his dream or crossed Chiapas with two Hondurans on the roof of a train. It is presumed, therefore find contributions from the personal experience of the Director in the film.
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