Adiós, amor

Sinopsis

After being deported following eleven years abroad, Chuy returns to his hometown in Sinaloa, only to find it consumed by drug-related violence. There, he reunites with Chano, his childhood friend who has become a hitman, and together they uncover a secret that triggered Chuy’s departure—one he cannot escape. Against the complex backdrop of Sinaloan culture, Chuy struggles to find his place in the world.

Indra Villaseñor Amador (Mexico)

She studied filmmaking and scriptwriting at the National School of Cinematographic Arts of UNAM. Her short films have been acclaimed at various international film festivals, with 'Pinky Promise' standing out as it won the award for Best Short Film at FICM 2020 and was presented at the Cannes Critics' Week. She directed 'A Prisoner in the Family', which is part of the documentary series 'A Moment in Mexico' by The New York Times, nominated for a 2019 Emmy in the category of "New Approaches: Arts, Lifestyle, and Culture", and winner in the Short Form Series category at the International Documentary Association Awards. She is a recipient of the "Young Creators" grant from FONCA in the category of 'Screenwriting'. She works as a screenwriter and/or director for television series for Amazon and Netflix. Her debut feature film 'Adiós, Amor', winner of the 14th UNAM-FOPROCINE First Feature Film Contest, is about to embark on its festival circuit.

With the collaboration of Fundación Casa de México en España and the Centro de Estudios Mexicanos en España de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM-España) and the Escuela Nacional de Artes Cinematográficas of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.