The Good Mother
A Mexican mother, with her only child’s birthday looming, embarks upon an epic journey across land and through her politics, to find the right piñata for her son...
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Sarah CliftDirector
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Sarah CliftWriter
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Jorge AguileraProducer
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Alejandro SaevichProducer
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Vanessa HernandezProducer
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Sarah CliftProducer
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Monica del CarmenKey Cast
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Abraham EspíndolaKey Cast
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Fermín MartínezKey Cast
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Mary Paz MataKey Cast
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Luis Eduardo YeeKey Cast
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Ángel GarnicaKey Cast
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Rupert DegasKey Cast
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Matías PenachinoCinematography
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John MayesEditing
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Tamara LevyEditing
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UrsusAssociate Producers
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Clever MuleAssociate Producers
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Brendan WoitheSound Design
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Declan DiacocoSound Design
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Raúl LocatelliSound On Set
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Edwin Metternich at FramestoreColourist
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Ursula PrunedaCasting
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Pol AgustiProduction Design
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Lissy CastilloLine Producer
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Ana PresaCostume Designer
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Diana DíazHair & Make-up
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Omar DanukStills Photography
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Project Title (Original Language):La Madre Buena
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Project Type:Short
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Genres:comedy, political, drama, road-movie, mexican
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Runtime:5 minutes 36 seconds
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Completion Date:September 2, 2016
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Production Budget:40,000 GBP
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Country of Origin:Mexico
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Country of Filming:Mexico
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Language:Spanish
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Shooting Format:Digital Ari alexer XT
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Aspect Ratio:2.35:1
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
Sarah has worked in commercial media as a Creative Director for 18 years, in London and Paris. She recently began writing and directing for film, and La Madre Buena (The Good Mother) is her debut short. The topical film has already won 5 gold awards at the Kinsale Short Film Festival, including Best Writing and Best International New Director, is a winner of the Lifetime TV short film awards in partnership with Women in Film & TV UK, and an award at the Afrodite Short Film awards in Italy. It has been screened in festivals across the world and received much high profile attention from the likes of The New York Times, Buzzfeed, Huffington Post, The Monocle and the BBC. Sarah is actively involved in supporting Free The Bid, a groundbreaking initiative that champions more female directors in the commercial landscape.