This is another example of the versatility of the "Tijuana Cinema Scene".
I saw "El Corazon DE Fanny" on last year Morelia International Film Festival, and i was really impressed on how cool it looks in the big screen along all those shorts shoot on 35 mm on competition, "EL Corazon DE Fanny" was made on regular minidv!!!!!!!!!
"Fanny" is the simple story of revenge in a town that is worldwide known by it's cheep bear and cheep woman, even if i don't love the fact that Tijuana keep been the immoral town where anything can happen on movies, "Fanny" is a very exiting short film and some times really unusual, specially that surprise ending,
I'm a fan of Inigo work, and hope he can get a bigger budget so he can show what he can really do.
Others great shorts of Inigo are "Pablo" and "Strange People", the last one marked the beginning of the new "Tijuana Cinema Scene" on the late 90's, now it's time to see Inigo at his best, and believe me, he's feature film debut will be a key point of the cinema scene from south of the border.
Aaron Soto
I saw "El Corazon DE Fanny" on last year Morelia International Film Festival, and i was really impressed on how cool it looks in the big screen along all those shorts shoot on 35 mm on competition, "EL Corazon DE Fanny" was made on regular minidv!!!!!!!!!
"Fanny" is the simple story of revenge in a town that is worldwide known by it's cheep bear and cheep woman, even if i don't love the fact that Tijuana keep been the immoral town where anything can happen on movies, "Fanny" is a very exiting short film and some times really unusual, specially that surprise ending,
I'm a fan of Inigo work, and hope he can get a bigger budget so he can show what he can really do.
Others great shorts of Inigo are "Pablo" and "Strange People", the last one marked the beginning of the new "Tijuana Cinema Scene" on the late 90's, now it's time to see Inigo at his best, and believe me, he's feature film debut will be a key point of the cinema scene from south of the border.
Aaron Soto