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''A World for Raúl'' ( es, Un mundo para Raúl) is a short drama film. The film's run time is 15 minutes. It was written and directed by Mauro Mueller, and produced by Laura Pino and Ivan Madeo. It won a
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in 2013. The film was shot using a
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F3 by cinematographer César Gutiérrez Miranda. The short film included on the DVD ''Boys on Film 14: Worlds Collide''. The short film included on the DVD ''Boys On Film 14: Worlds Collide''.


Plot

In the film, the thirteen-year-old Raúl (Alexandré Barceló) in Mexico is asked to entertain the local landowner’s son, Hernán, played by
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. Soon, a game of power and pride starts between the two boys from different social classes. The film is a
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story.


Awards

Mauro, a 28-year-old Columbia University School of the Arts student at the time, won in narrative category of the
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. The film won also Best Dramatic Short at NY Shortsfest, 2013, Best Student Short Film at Aspen Shortsfest, 2013, CINE Special Jury Award (CINE Golden Eagle Film & Video Competition), 2013, Best film at hammer to nail short film contest, 2012, CINE Golden Eagle Award, 2012 and Best fiction film at Skena Up, 2012. The film was also a winner of the Golden Horseman Best Short Fiction Film at Filmfest Dresden. Other awards: * Best Screenplay at Festival of Nations in Lenzing, Austria 2014 * The Golden Sun Jury award at Best of Short Film Festival at La Ciotat, 2013 * Jury Award for Best Narrative Short at Polari Film Festival Austin, 2013 * Best Fiction at Festival LA de Video y Artes Audiovisuales Rosario 2013 * Best Dramatic Short at Long Beach QFilm Festival, 2013 * Upcoming Talents Award at Solothurner Filmtage, 2013 * Accolade Competition, Awards of Excellence, 2012 * Student Select Best Writing Award at Columbia University Film Festival 2012 * IFP Audience Choice Award at Columbia University Film Festival 2012 * Faculty Selects + Student Selects at Columbia University Film Festival 2012 * Big Beach Award for Best Director at the Columbia University Film Festival 2012


Cast

* Alexandré Barceló as Raúl *
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as Hernán *
Gerardo Taracena Gerardo Taracena (born 1970) is a Mexican film and theatre actor and dancer. He is known for his roles in ''Apocalypto'', '' Man on Fire'', ''The Mexican'' and '' Sin Nombre'' as well as the Netflix series '' Narcos: Mexico''. He was born in Mex ...
as Juan, Raúl’s father *Roberto Luis Meza as Mr. Tamero, Hernán’s father * Adriana Paz as Raúl’s mother


Release

On 15 July 2012, the film had its world premiere at
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Film Festival in
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. The film had its European premiere at the 28th
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in October 2012 in the Competition Short Films section and in Mexico at
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in November 2012. The film went on to screen at the
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, the
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and the Palm Springs International Festival of Short Films.


References


External links

*
official website Fidelio Films: Un mundo para Raúl

official film website
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