ExclusiveThe memorial has acquired theatrical rights in North America for Portorico aquarium ((No Bakra), That appeared for the first time in Sandans Film Festival.
The appearance of the writer and director Gelmrimar Mariro Sanchez for the first time in the American theaters in March 2025, coinciding with the day of emancipation in Puerto Rico on March 21. The broadcast version will be followed on May 21, 2025.
The movie in Spanish is one of the features produced by Puerto Rico to the first show in Sundance.
It is located on the island of Vieques – a US military test of toxic ammunition such as Nabalm, the exhausted uranium, and the Orange – Orange –aquarium He tells the story of Nuelia (Esiel Rodriguez), a 40 -year -old artist who wrestles with peripheral cancer. Determination to use its remaining time to resist the environmental and social consequences of American colonialism, Noelia’s journey is revealed as a personal and collective work of flexibility.
After her cancer was discovered, Nawelia returned to her home at Viewes, where she re -calls her mother and her community. In choosing to keep her illness secretly in the absence of local medical care, it devotes itself to protesting the permanent environmental destruction caused by military activity. While a hurricane waved on the horizon and its health deteriorated, it confuses a previous love story and faces a deep decision: leaving and searching for treatment or staying with its people and its cause.
Producers are Canica, Solita Films and Auna Producions. Cast ISEL RODRIGUEZ (Noelia), Modesto Lacén (Juni), Magali Carrasquillo (flora) and Maximiliano Rivas (Jordan). Visit the sales laboratory movies.
A memorial stated: “The history of Puerto Rico is parallel to the history of colonialism and the rise of the United States as a global force. aquarium It takes this multiple novel and focuses on a very human and personal story, in the modern era. It tells with the sympathetic paint brush, we believe that the fans will be excited to learn more about the story of the island and will relate to the strong women who fill this wonderful movie, whether in front of the camera or behind it. “
