Sanctorum
Synopsis
In a small village on the edge of the war between the military and the cartels, a little boy escapes to the forest to plead to the gods of nature for his disappeared mother's safe return.
Top Cast
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Release History & Theatrical Window
Venice International Critics' Week
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Joshua Gil
- Screenplay & Story
- Joshua Gil
- Original Score
- Galo Durán
- Original Title
- Sanctorum
- Country of Origin
- Dominican Republic, Mexico, Qatar
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 1h 23m
- Production Studios
- Viento del Norte Cine, Cacerola Films, La Monita Creativa, Monofilms, Aurora Dominicana
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Joshua Gil
Joshua Gil
Galo Durán
Joshua Gil, Mateo Guzmán
Joshua Gil, León Felipe González Sánchez, Yibrán Asuad
Georgina González, Laura Imperiale, Marion d'Ornano, Joshua Gil, Rodrigo Iturralde
Department Leadership Roster
Joshua Gil
Director
Joshua Gil
Screenplay
Joshua Gil
Director of Photography
Joshua Gil
Editor
Mateo Guzmán
Director of Photography
Georgina González
Producer
Laura Imperiale
Producer
Marion d'Ornano
Producer
Galo Durán
Original Music Composer
León Felipe González Sánchez
Editor
Joshua Gil
Producer
Yibrán Asuad
Editor
Rafael Camacho
Production Design
Rodrigo Iturralde
Producer
Carlos Sosa
Producer
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Sanctorum.
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biennale cinema 2019 // 76th venice international film festival
01 / <b>venezia 76 competition: opening film</b> 02–21 / <b>venezia 76 competition</b> 22–27 / <b>out of competition: fiction</b> 28 / <b>out of competition: closing film</b> 29–38 / <b>out of competition: non-fiction</b> 39–43 / <b>out of competition: special screenings</b> ZeroZeroZero. Stefano Sollima. episodes no. 1 and 2 The New Pope. Paolo Sorrentino. episodes no. 2 and 7 — 44–62 / <b>orizzonti</b> 63–75 / <b>orizzonti: short films. competition</b> 76–77 / <b>orizzonti: short films. out of competition</b> — 78–83 / <b>sconfini</b> — 84 / <b>venezia 76: special event</b> — 85–95 / <b>giornate degli autori. official selection</b> 96–101 / <b>giornate degli autori: special events</b> 102–103 / <b>giornate degli autori: miu miu women's tales</b> 104–108 / <b>giornate degli autori: venetian nights</b> 109–111 / <b>giornate degli autori: lux prize</b> 112 / <b>giornate degli autori: closing film</b> — 113 / <b>sic. film critics' week: opening film. out of competition</b> 114–120 / <b>sic. film critics' week: competition</b> 121 / <b>sic. film critics' week: closing film. out of competition</b> 122 / <b>sic@sic: opening short film</b> 123–129 / <b>sic@sic: competition</b> 130 / <b>sic@sic: closing short film</b> — 131–150 / <b>venezia classici: restored films</b> 151–159 / <b>venezia classici: documentary films</b> 160–162 / <b>biennale college cinema </b>
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sanctorum
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Sanctorum about?
In a small village on the edge of the war between the military and the cartels, a little boy escapes to the forest to plead to the gods of nature for his disappeared mother's safe return.
Who directed Sanctorum?
Sanctorum was directed by Joshua Gil.
Who stars in Sanctorum?
The principal cast of Sanctorum includes Erwin Antonio Pérez Jiménez, Nereyda Pérez Vásquez, Virgen Vázquez Torres, Javier Bautista González, Damián D. Martínez.
When was Sanctorum released and how long is it?
Sanctorum was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 1h 23m.
Who composed the musical score for Sanctorum?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Sanctorum was composed by Galo Durán.