Cefalópodo
Synopsis
Sebastian is a 28 year old painter. His most recent drawings are mainly squids, scientifically known as Cephalopods (head and legs). He is particularly attracted to the gigantic squid; a monstrous almost fantastic animal about which little is known. A few months ago, Sebastian´s girlfriend died, leading him to travel to Mexico City, where he hopes to reconnect with his lost roots, which perhaps will provide him with the emotional stability that he needs to keep on living.
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- Director
- Rubén Imaz
- Screenplay & Story
- Rubén Imaz
- Original Title
- Cefalópodo
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
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What is Cefalópodo about?
Sebastian is a 28 year old painter. His most recent drawings are mainly squids, scientifically known as Cephalopods (head and legs). He is particularly attracted to the gigantic squid; a monstrous almost fantastic animal about which little is known. A few months ago, Sebastian´s girlfriend died, leading him to travel to Mexico City, where he hopes to reconnect with his lost roots, which perhaps will provide him with the emotional stability that he needs to keep on living.
Who directed Cefalópodo?
Cefalópodo was directed by Rubén Imaz.
Who stars in Cefalópodo?
The principal cast of Cefalópodo includes Unax Ugalde, Alejandra Ambrosi, José Ángel Bichir, Flor Eduarda Gurrola, Gabino Rodríguez.
When was Cefalópodo released and how long is it?
Cefalópodo was released in 2010 with a total runtime of 1h 30m.