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Both Sides of the Mirror

Las Dos Caras del Espejo

“The only exit you see, is not the only exit there is.”

Synopsis

Ana is a girl who lives locked in an identity crisis, from which her environment and her family do not allow her to leave. Now Ana has to make the most important decision of her life, which will lead her to be what she has always wanted, despite all the obstacles that stop her

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Paulina Quiroz Navarro
Screenplay & Story
Paulina Quiroz Navarro
Original Title
Las Dos Caras del Espejo
Country of Origin
Mexico
Spoken Languages
Spanish
Runtime
13m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Paulina Quiroz Navarro

Screenplay & Story

Paulina Quiroz Navarro

Producers

Paulina Quiroz Navarro, Elia de la Peña

Department Leadership Roster

Paulina Quiroz Navarro

Director

Paulina Quiroz Navarro

Writer

Paulina Quiroz Navarro

Producer

Elia de la Peña

Producer

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Frequently Asked Questions About Both Sides of the Mirror

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Both Sides of the Mirror about?

Ana is a girl who lives locked in an identity crisis, from which her environment and her family do not allow her to leave. Now Ana has to make the most important decision of her life, which will lead her to be what she has always wanted, despite all the obstacles that stop her

Who directed Both Sides of the Mirror?

Both Sides of the Mirror was directed by Paulina Quiroz Navarro.

Who stars in Both Sides of the Mirror?

The principal cast of Both Sides of the Mirror includes Martha Elena Reyes, Ana Monterrubio.

When was Both Sides of the Mirror released and how long is it?

Both Sides of the Mirror was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 13m.