

March of the Lost
La marcha de los perdidos
Synopsis
Tomás and Marco are two friends who embark on a journey to find Tomas' father, they travel in the roads of Jalisco and Colima guided by an old photograph, on the way they meet a mysterious boy and their trip becomes an adventure.
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Festival de Cine Oro Negro
Festival / Special Debut
Financials & Box Office Performance
Production Budget
$500
Filming & production cost
Worldwide Gross
Pending
Total global ticket sales
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Luis lleneras
- Screenplay & Story
- Luis lleneras
- Original Title
- La marcha de los perdidos
- Country of Origin
- Mexico
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 19m
- Production Budget
- $500
- Production Studios
- FRAMING
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Luis lleneras
Luis lleneras
Stephany Garrido
Hiroshi Nakamine, Paola Arellano
Department Leadership Roster
Luis lleneras
Director
Hiroshi Nakamine
Producer
Stephany Garrido
Editor
Luis lleneras
Screenplay
Paola Arellano
Producer
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for March of the Lost.
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Frequently Asked Questions About March of the Lost
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is March of the Lost about?
Tomás and Marco are two friends who embark on a journey to find Tomas' father, they travel in the roads of Jalisco and Colima guided by an old photograph, on the way they meet a mysterious boy and their trip becomes an adventure.
Who directed March of the Lost?
March of the Lost was directed by Luis lleneras.
Who stars in March of the Lost?
The principal cast of March of the Lost includes Alen Sandro, Paco García, Leonardo Nájar Márquez.
When was March of the Lost released and how long is it?
March of the Lost was released in 2025 with a total runtime of 19m.




















