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The wind hitting my window
El viento que golpea mi ventana
Director: EMILIO HUPE
Year: 2024
Duration: 26 minutes
Produced by PESAHOMBRE y MUBOX STUDIO
Cast: FRANCISCO HUERTAS MESAS, FRANCIISCA PÉREZ ROMERO, MARIANO JOSÉ MARTÍNEZ LAMIEL, JAVIER MARTÍNEZ LAMIEL, DAVID GARCÍA HUERTAS y GABRIEL GARCÍA HUERTAS.
Screenplay: EMILIO HUPE
Producers: ANTONIO CONESA y EMILIO HUPE
Director of Photography: EMILIO HUPE
Montaje: EMILIO HUPE
Sound: ANTONIO CONESA Y EMILIO HUPE
Music: CECILIO JOSÉ VÁZQUEZ SÁNCHEZ
Sound editing and mixing: LAURA GANTES
SYNOPSIS
Emilio interviews his family members about the death of his paternal great-grandfather due to the mining disease called silicosis, which will lead everyone to give their particular opinion about their connection with faith, death, and remembrance.
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BIO-FILMOGRAPHY
EMILIO HUPE
Filmmaker and editor with experience in documentary and fiction, Emilio Hupe studied Audiovisual Communication at the Complutense University of Madrid. He furthered his education through workshops led by Gracia Querejeta, Carlos Cañas, and Diego San José Castellano.
His debut documentary, "Avísame si me muero” (2020), a 40-minute open-ended film, has garnered over 5000 views and was screened in Madrid at the creative space El Local. His second documentary, "I know a place" (2022), co-directed with Antonio Conesa, won the Submarine Isaac Peral award at the International Film Festival of Cartagena (FICC), the Audience Award at the International Film Festival of Murcia (IBAFF), as well as the young jury and audience awards at the El Meteorito festival. It has also been selected in various national festivals such as U22, CreaMurcia, Estrenarte, and ÍntimaFest, among others.
Following the success of "I Know a Place," Emilio Hupe, along with Antonio Conesa, decided to establish the Murcian production company Pesahombre to produce their own documentaries under an official label.
His third documentary, "The wind hitting my window" (2024), delves into the death of his paternal great-grandfather due to the mining disease called silicosis. The filmmaker will explore the main theme through interviews entirely unrelated to his great-grandfather, creating a parallel between death and mining through chance encounters.
