In the U.S.-Mexico borderlands, two teenagers pursue young love in a region where violence may be inescapable.
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Title: Sin Cielo (2018)
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10 wins & 13 nominations.
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| Vanessa Benavente | ... | Ana | |
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José Bolaños | ... | Juan's Guy #2 |
| Victor Boneva | ... | Juan | |
| Dylan Bruno | ... | The American | |
| Phil Galaras | ... | Federal Police Officer 3 (as Phillip K. Galaras) | |
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Brian Gomez | ... | Chango |
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Gia Grimm | ... | Estrella |
| Justin Guillory | ... | Federal Police Officer 1 | |
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David Gurrola | ... | Memo |
| Hugo Medina | ... | Louis | |
| Miranda Medina | ... | Abducted Girl 2 | |
| Fenessa Pineda | ... | Delia | |
| Nina Rifkin | ... | Abducted Girl | |
| Sophia Santi | ... | Josefa | |
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José Santos | ... | Juan's Guy #1 |
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In the U.S.-Mexico borderlands, two teenagers pursue young love in a region where violence may be inescapable.
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In the monthly season of December 2017, "Sin Cielo" was a recipient of an Outstanding Achievement Award as Best Short Film and awarded Best Editing in Calcutta International Cult Film Festival, in India. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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19 June 2018 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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"Sin Cielo" delves into the issues of kidnapping and trafficking of young girls. For the first half this is very much a story about two teenagers in Mexico and their blossoming romantic interests. The second half of the film has moments as devastating as "Mystic River", "Traffic" and "Gone Baby Gone".
The performances reek of authenticity with actors Sophia Santi, David Gurrola and Gia Grimm as standouts. Santi's performance as Josefa is a particular standout, with moments of devastation that echo Anna Magnani in "Open City" and Sean Penn in "Mystic River".
Writer/Director Jianna Maarten needs to expand this short into a feature.