Dust (2012 film)
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Directed byJulio Hernández Cordón
Written byJulio Hernández Cordón
StarringFernando Martínez
CinematographyMaría Secco
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| Directed by | Julio Hernández Cordón |
| Written by | Julio Hernández Cordón |
| Starring | Fernando Martínez |
| Cinematography | María Secco |
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Running time | 80 minutes |
| Country | Guatemala |
| Language | Spanish |
Dust (Spanish: Polvo) is a 2012 Guatemalan drama film directed by Julio Hernández Cordón.[1] It follows Delfina and Juan, a traumatized mother and son whose husband and father was a victim of Guatemalan government repression, as they become the subjects of a documentary made by couple Ignacio and Alejandra. Eventually, it is revealed that Juan and Delfina's neighbor--the target of harassment from Juan throughout the movie--is responsible for his father's disappearance.[2][3]
Reviewers found the movie's "pseudo-poetic" arrangement[2] to be "unnecessarily complicated".[3]
