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Discover the winning projects of the 13th edition of Final Cut in Venice 2025
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PODCAST | Federica Scarpa interviews Eduardo “Edu” Cortes, director of the film Hablame de ti.
Hablame de ti was a big hit in Mexico when it was released last October, and this is not surprising because it is not easy to find coming of age in Mexican cinematography. Although less coming of age with LGBT themes. And yet, Hablame de ti conquers audiences, often young ones, wherever it is screened, as happened at the 38th edition of the Lovers Film Festival. We interviewed director Eduardo Cortes who told us how this film came about, the challenges it faced, and how his film wants to connect with younger audiences.
Hablame de ti:Chava starts getting messages from a secret admirer. In the process he’ll find that there are secrets in his family that will help him to discover who he really is.
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