FESTIVAL PREMIERE

DOCUMENTARY SHORT | SPAIN | 16 MINUTES | Spanish

Still Here

In the deserts of Baja California (México), Daria and Teresa are the last two speakers of the Ku’ahl indigenous language. In their world of oblivion and decrepitude, they lament the imminent extinction of the ku’ahl language and culture as the modern world moves on with indifference. But as long as Daria and Teresa converse together, ku’ahl lives.

CAST & CREDITS

Directed by Álvaro Hernández Blanco

Álvaro Hernández Blanco is a Madrid-born filmmaker and content creator based in México. His projects include the western short “Once Upon A Time On the Border” (2013) and “Gotta Serve Somebody” (2015), winner of the International Showing Film Awards. Álvaro has also worked as editor across various documentaries and as a producer for numerous online content outlets. In 2021, he published his first book “A Migrant’s Musings”.

Director

Álvaro Hernández Blanco

Producer

Álvar Carretero De la Fuente

Screenwriter

Álvaro Hernández Blanco

Key Cast

Daria Mariscal

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Program One

Showtimes

Wednesday, November 8

Screening: 4:00PM

The ticket will give access to all films
listed in the program.

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Fine Arts Theatre

8556 Wilshire Blvd
Beverly Hills, CA 90211

Parking

Beverly Hills City Garage
321 S La Cienega Blvd

Before 4pm (2 hours Free)
After 4pm (Free)

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Free After 6pm (7pm on Wilshire)

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