All 5 Manuel Balbi Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Welcome to our roundup review of Manuel Balbi’s fascinating collection of movies! As we delve into the depths of his creative world, we’ll uncover the unique blend of storytelling, cinematography, and emotion that brings these films to life. From capturing the hearts of ardent admirers to sparking intellectual conversations among cinema enthusiasts, Manuel Balbi’s movies touch upon a fascinating array of genres and themes that will keep you captivated throughout our journey.
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1. By Day and by Night (2010)
In a dystopian world overwhelmed by a population explosion, the desperate quest for a solution leads to a radical approach — genetic manipulation to create a divided population. People are programmed to function solely during day or night, resulting in a population that’s only conscious half the day and can’t interact with each other.
2. Seres: Genesis (2010)
Seres: Genesis, released in 2010 under the original title ‘Seres: Genesis, ‘ is an intriguing sci-fi adventure that delves into the investigation of paranormal activities occurring across the country. Directed by Angel M. Huerta and written by Armando Guajardo and Huerta, this gripping independent film offers a fresh take on the action genre.
3. Chiapas the Heart of Coffee (2012)
Nestled in the wild splendor of the jungle, a fervent tale of love unfurls; Chiapas, the Heart of Coffee recounts the journey of how coffee discovered its home in Chiapas during the 1800s. Directed by Alejandro González Padilla and penned by Padilla himself, the film masterfully weaves a mesmerizing narrative that showcases the profound history of coffee and the intricate intricacies of the human heart, all set against the verdant landscape of the jungle.
4. Amante de lo ajeno (2012)
“Amante de lo ajeno, “ a compelling and powerful drama, stars Marilu Bado, Manuel Balbi, and Alejandro Belmonte in a thought-provoking exploration of love and identity. Written by Sabina Berman, Luis Koellar, and Alejandra Toussaint, and directed by Luis Koellar, the film delves into the complexities and challenges of a same-sex relationship, with a focus on the impact of societal norms and prejudices.
5. Almost Thirty (2014)
Almost Thirty (2014) is a funny film that explores the theme of love and personal growth. At its core is Emilio, a talented 29-year-old airline employee who harbors dreams of becoming a writer.
