Mud
Aug 27, 2021 · 17m
Director
Facundo CastelliOverview
The factory's steaming chimneys flood the reddish sky of the old port district. Under the beach there is an incognito man, lost from tired days, sunk in the infected estuary. The black sand breathes strangely and from its belly now grows an unfinished being, thrown into the matter of mud, which with its hands detaches from the shore, opening its immeasurably white eyes wide.
Cast of Mud
Crew of Mud
Facundo CastelliScript, Production Director, Director, Co-Producer, VFX Editor, Editor
Horacio CavalleriCo-Producer, Editor, Director of Photography- Ian Lihuel Demian Mancini PérezEditor
- Santiago Antonio ReartesEditor
- Felipe IshimineEditor
- Claudia CatacoraColor Grading, Makeup Artist, Art Direction, Co-Producer
- Soledad ReddyAssistant Director, Production Executive, Script
- Marian BulnesArt Department Assistant
- Juan Emilio LozanoCamera Operator
- Brenda EspinolaCamera Operator, Electrician
- Tomás ManiagoCamera Operator, Production Assistant
- Florencia Denis PerezScenic Artist, Assistant Director
- Karina QuelínAssistant Director
- Angela CanteroCatering
- Emanuel DomínguezGaffer
- Maria Del Mar FrierasCamera Operator
- María Lujan VivasAssistant Director, Scenic Artist
- Luciano HerreraProduction Director, Co-Producer
- Natacha ClotetDresser
- Maia VitulichProduction Assistant
About Mud
What is Mud about?
The factory's steaming chimneys flood the reddish sky of the old port district. Under the beach there is an incognito man, lost from tired days, sunk in the infected estuary. The black sand breathes strangely and from its belly now grows an unfinished being, thrown into the matter of mud, which with its hands detaches from the shore, opening its immeasurably white eyes wide.
When was Mud released?
Mud was released on August 27, 2021.
How long is Mud?
Mud runs 17 minutes.
Who directed Mud?
Mud was directed by Facundo Castelli.
Who is in the cast of Mud?
The cast of Mud includes Fabian Jorge Clerici (Oliverio), Miguel Angel Re (Sacerdote), Matías Ignacio Schultz (Obrero 1), Facundo Castelli (Obrero 2) and Nahuel Ignacio Alberti (Obrero 3).