Guillermo Del Toro Laments Handing Down a World in Ruins
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The Mexican director Guillermo del Toro cried during the Morelia Film Festival, expressing his sadness over the morally, socially and spiritually shattered world left behind by the present generations and affirming his support for the protests of young people in his country.
Guillermo del Toro Tears Up as He Says ‘We’re Handing Down a World in Ruins’: ‘It Pains Me Deeply to See Three Generations Fail the Next’
Mexico’s beloved Guillermo del Toro descended on the 24th Morelia Film Festival like the rockstar he is, greeted by hordes of shrieking fans that impressed even the most jaded in the crowd. In town to present the much-anticipated 3D Re-Release of “Pan’s Labyrinth,” he was everywhere all at once, holding a masterclass where tickets were as elusive as a seat at Cannes that went on for nearly three hours and a free-wheeling press conference that …
Morelia. Mexican filmmaker Guillermo del Toro opened the floodgates of his eyes in his visit to the Morelia International Film Festival by reflecting on the 20th anniversary of The Labyrinth of the Faun: “The place where we find ourselves as a species surpasses the sadness and despair of when we made the film. But that too I recognize it right now... it hurts me very much to see that two or three generations completely failed this generation. It…
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