Diego Luna Talked About Movie Industry

The actor Diego Luna said Tuesday that Mexico has a film industry almost ghost who lives in the official support, subsidies (Article 226 of the Income Tax), not ticket sales, marketing rights TV or DVD’s. Luna was one of the participants at the conference to announce the launch strategy of ‘Revolution’, consisting of 10 short films feature that is part of the eighth edition of International Film Festival Morelia 2010.

‘Revolution’ will launch ‘sui generis’, it will be released in the first week of November and the 20th of that month will be simultaneously on television, in videos on Youtube channel and on DVD. The actor and producer emphasized that it must create a strategy that leads to the emergence of a real film industry in which the filmmakers, all members read, able to survive.

He added that now those in the cinema they spend shooting, jumping from side to side, no chance to give way to creativity in which a director has the time and resources to realize their ideas. As the project of ‘Revolution’, Luna said he was focused on meeting objectives and what is the Revolution?, And where we stand today, and each capture a reflection of its own, with absolute freedom, and other points such that had short duration of 10 minutes and not spend beyond the budget.

The conference was attended, in addition to Luna, Mariana Chenillo, Patricia Riggen, Carlos Reygadas, Gerardo Naranjo, Fernando Eimbcke, Amat Escalante, the absentees were Gael García Bernal, Rodrigo Plá and Rodrigo Garcia, who formed part of the ‘Revolution’ who have joined Paul Cross, producer of Canana Films. As for ‘Pacific’, its short, Diego said he tried to make a personal, as the approach of ‘Revolution’ from the beginning was that they were one-person voices.

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