Mutha & The Death of Ham-ma Fuku
Spain2021documentary26'Konkurs krótkometrażowy (2021)
The Free Zone in Western Sahara is a deserted, inhuman land where huge areas of the desert are riddled with anti-personnel mines. The protagonist of the film works in a brigade neutralising explosives and personally comments on this almost Sisyphean task. A detached account of a precise procedure of detecting and disarming mines acquires a deeper meaning, too. Against the background of the spacious desert landscape it becomes a historiosophical recollection of the past war.
- directed by
- Daniel Suberviola
He started his career as a screenwriter in the satirical programme ‘Las Noticias del guiñol’ (Canal +). He has also worked as a radio and television reporter since the launch of Asma Films. As a director, he has been nominated to the Goya Award for his film “The Man Who Was Here”. He has directed several films. He focuses on people who are excluded and immersed in conflicts to present an account of the human condition.
- cinematography
- Ignacio Llarena, Daniel Suberviola
- script
- Daniel Suberviola
- cast
- Mutha
- music
- Konik Polny, Freesound.org
- sound
- Paloma Huelin, Francesco Lucarelli, Alex F. Capilla
- editing
- Daniel Suberviola
- production
- José Manuel Martín Almeida (ASMA FILMS)
- Photo
- Trailer