Rojo Amanecer

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Rojo Amanecer is a landmark 1989 Mexican political drama film that portrays the 1968 Tlatelolco massacre through the experiences of a middle-class family.

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instanceOf film
awardReceived Ariel Award for Best Actor
linked to: Ariel Award

Ariel Award for Best Direction
linked to: Ariel Award

Ariel Award for Best Original Screenplay
linked to: Ariel Award

Ariel Award for Best Picture
linked to: Ariel Award
basedOn 1968 Tlatelolco massacre
censorshipReason political content
cinematographyBy Miguel Garzón
countryOfOrigin Mexico
depicts Tlatelolco massacre
director Jorge Fons
distributionScope limited theatrical release in Mexico
editedBy Carlos Savage
filmCensorshipStatus initially censored in Mexico
filmFormat 35 mm
genre historical drama
political drama
hasColor color film
historicalContext Mexican Dirty War
linked to: Dirty War in Mexico
mainSubject Tlatelolco massacre
musicBy Leonardo Velázquez
narrativeFocus middle-class family
narrativePerspective events seen from inside an apartment
notableFor critique of Mexican government
early cinematic treatment of Tlatelolco massacre
originalLanguage Spanish
portrays Mexican army
linked to: Mexican Army

Mexican police
Mexican student movement of 1968
state repression
producer Héctor Bonilla
productionCompany Conacite Dos
releaseDate 1989-10-19
releaseYear 1989
runtimeMinutes 96
screenwriter Jorge Fons
Xavier Robles
settingPlace Tlatelolco, Mexico City
linked to: Tlatelolco
settingTime 1968
starring Adriana Roel
Bruno Bichir
Demián Bichir
Héctor Bonilla
Jorge Fegán
María Rojo
title Rojo Amanecer

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Demián Bichir notableWork Rojo Amanecer
Bruno Bichir notableWork Rojo amanecer
linked to: Rojo Amanecer
Rojo Amanecer title Rojo Amanecer