She is the director of Unbound , which won a Teddy Bear at the 1996 Berlin Film Festival. Ms. Morgado Escanilla was asked to include Unbound in her selections for this program. The inaugural event was held in November 1995. A Vancouver animator's Brothers Quay-like quest to understand the symbol of God.
Real life imitates dreams.
A fragmented story of adolescence. Feverish sisterly drag queens singing Fever by La Lupe. Eccentric mother revives memories of the past conservative regime. Grandmothers come back to life . . . and much more. A complex look at notions of identity and representation, focusing on Latin Americans and their culture in Canada.