Cleiner Micceno

Justine, is a famous TV commercial actress raised by adoptive parents. She is invited to meet her biological family at a party that celebrates her blood parents' successful business: a butcher shop. Thus, the plot unfolds with a series of bizarre and sinister events surrounding these new familiars and the secret of their success.

A boy despairs when he finishes his coffee.

Pancho Villa, in a moment of delirium, “murders” a mannequin, thinking he is killing everyone.

Pancho Villa, in a moment of delirium, “murders” a mannequin, thinking he is killing everyone.

Pancho Villa, in a moment of delirium, “murders” a mannequin, thinking he is killing everyone.

It's a film about the world today, about the need for a revolution, an uprising of the masses against the exploiters, so that the financial system can be completely rethought. It's an anarchist vision of the chaos we need for this change to occur (because anarchism is not mess, it's mutual support and solidarity). Of course, in 4 minutes there's no way to theorize about something so complex, but given the inequalities of today we have to do something, even if it's a short 4-minute short that, perhaps, awakens the inner revolutionary of those who watch (or not ).

Pancho Villa, in a moment of delirium, “murders” a mannequin, thinking he is killing everyone.

Justine, is a famous TV commercial actress raised by adoptive parents. She is invited to meet her biological family at a party that celebrates her blood parents' successful business: a butcher shop. Thus, the plot unfolds with a series of bizarre and sinister events surrounding these new familiars and the secret of their success.