Things We Dare Not Do

Year
2020
Country
Mexico
Duration
75’
Director
Bruno Santamaría Razo
Arturo is a teenager who plays with the free-spirited younger kids he hangs around with in his small coast village. When a violent situation disrupts the seemingly idyllic atmosphere, with its suggestion of corrosive machismo, Arturo bravely takes the bold step of coming out to his parents.

Content advisories: homophobic language.
CREW:
Director: Bruno Santamaría Razo
Producer: Abril López Carrillo
Cinematographer: Bruno Santamaría Razo
Editor: Andrea Rabasa, Bruno Santama-ría Razo
Sound: Andrea Rabasa, Zita Erffa
Production
Ojo de Vaca, FOPROCINE
Sales:
Taskovski Films
Awards
Best Documentary at Chicago International Film Festival (2020); Best New Director at Vancouver Latin American Film Festival (2020)
Director
Bruno Santamaría Razo
Bruno Santamaría Razo (Mexico, 1986) is a cinematographer and documentary director from the Centro de Capacitación Cinematográfica (CCC). Margarita was his directorial debut. He has also worked as a cinematographer on Ai Weiwei’s Vivos, The Best Thing You Can Do With Your Life by Zita Erffa and Artemio by Sandra Luz López, among others. Things We Dare Not Do is his second film as a director. His work has been shown at festivals such as Berlinale, Hot Docs, FIPA, Sheffield Doc Fest, Camerimage, FICG and FICM.
Selected Filmography
Margarita (2016); Things We Dare Not Do (2020)
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