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Limbo (2008)
2008, 88 min
Country: Mexico Studio: Distrimax Cast: Enoc Leaño, Fátima Díaz, Francisco Barcala, Rubén Cristiany Director: Horacio Rivera Screenwriter: Horacio Rivera TLA Rating:
SYNOPSISA gay fifth-grade boy (aren't they incredibly young now!) slips and falls into a strange trip to an otherworldly hospital, where there is no past and no future. Part of the vibrant independent cinema of Mexico City, Horacio Rivera's wonderfully dreamy film will envelope you in its mysteries.
REVIEW
Rich with mystery and steeped in mythical superstition, this Mexican voyage into the world of the non-quite-dead finds new and fascinating ways to address the age old dilemma of being an outcast. Slightly reminiscent of Ma Vie En Rose’s Ludovic, Isao likes to dress up, carry a doll, and dreams of being a famous fashion designer in Paris. Left for dead after an unsavory encounter with a pederast gym teacher, little gay boy Isao wakes up in a bizarrely quiet hospital staffed by a single nurse and an unseen administrator. Suddenly joined by a confused lawyer with a bullet wound to the head, young Isao seeks out answers from the cryptic nurse, from his strange new companion, and from within himself. As their stories unfold in Limbo (the waiting room between heaven and hell), Isao’s best friend holds vigil over his still-breathing body, along with a blind janitor who knows a thing or two about displaced ghosts. In a coming-of-age experience befitting his unique temperament, Isao’s voyage into maturity takes place not in the confines of the physical world, but in the unknowable realm of an out-of-body experience. (Spanish with English subtitles) Editor's Suggestions
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