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Ariel Award

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Sep 28, 2026

Joe McCormickHOST
37:45
It, it is famously a, um, a, a kinda, uh, nastier, more down-to-earth James Bond than a lot of other films of that, that period.
Robert LambHOST
37:53
Oh, and I'll also mention that, uh, the character Dr. Alziq has a daughter named Danelia, and this character is played by actress Lili Garza, who would go on to be an Ariel Award-winning TV director.
Robert LambHOST
38:04
All right, let's get into some of the, the more supporting characters here.
Robert LambHOST
38:08
Uh, we also have the character of Father Lázaro, who we've already mentioned a little bit, played by David Silva, who lived 1917 through 1976.
Joe McCormickHOST
42:10
Oh, okay.
Robert LambHOST
42:12
Yeah.
Robert LambHOST
42:12
And, uh, and she herself was an Ariel Award-winning actress, uh, for, uh, 1979's Ana Cursa, and, uh, she, uh, also was in 2014's She Doesn't Want to Sleep Alone.
Robert LambHOST
42:25
And then finally, the composer for this film was Anthony Goofin.
Joe McCormickHOST
37:45
It, it is famously a, um, a, a kinda, uh, nastier, more down-to-earth James Bond than a lot of other films of that, that period.
Rob LambHOST
37:54
Oh, and I'll also mention that, uh, the character Dr. Alziq has a daughter named Danelia, and this character is played by actress Lili Garza who would go on to be an Ariel Award-winning TV director.
Rob LambHOST
38:05
All right, let's get into some of the, the more supporting characters here.
Rob LambHOST
38:08
Uh, we also have the character of Father Lazaro, who we've already mentioned a little bit, played by David Silva, who lived 1917 through 1976.
Joe McCormickHOST
42:11
Oh, okay.
Rob LambHOST
42:12
Yeah.
Rob LambHOST
42:13
And, uh, and she herself was an Ariel Award-winning actress, uh, for, uh, 1979's Ana Cursa, and, uh, she, uh, also was in 2014's She Doesn't Want to Sleep Alone.
Rob LambHOST
42:25
And then finally, the composer for this film was Anthony Goofin.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
0:23
Les habla Ricardo Gallegos y estoy muy emocionado de compartirles una entrevista en este episodio.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
0:31
Una entrevista, digamos, rumbo al Ariel 2026, porque platiqué con una nominada a mejor sonido.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
0:37
Se trata de la sonidista mexicana Liliana Villaseñor, ganadora ya del Ariel por Todo en silencio hace algunos años y recientemente nominada, claro, este año por su trabajo en O último azul, de Gabriel Mascaro, esta gran cinta brasileña distópica.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
0:54
Eh, que también, por cierto, eh, la nominaron al Grande Otelo, los Oscares brasileños.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
0:59
Entonces, pues, eeeh, muy bonito, muy bonito, porque realmente creo que no-- es raro ver a mexicanos nominados en otros premios extranjeros, en premios brasileños y pues en este caso a una sonidista mexicana bastante, bastante cool.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
1:14
Liliana tiene una tremenda trayectoria como sonidista, que incluye El guardián de la memoria, Blanco de verano, La vocera, Después de ti, Bravas, Quién mató a Shóker?, la serie de La liberación, Hijas del bosque: Crónicas del micelio, Lejos de casa y La libertad de fierro, que por cierto está nominada a mejor película en estos Arieles.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
1:34
Y pues nada, en esta entrevista platicamos sobre su trabajo en el sonido directo de O último azul, su experiencia grabando en el Amazonas, las diferencias entre trabajar en ficción y documental y las posibilidades narrativas que ofrece el sonido, más allá de nomás registrar diálogos.
Ricardo GallegosHOST
1:51
Eh, también platicamos sobre su trayectoria, por supuesto, las distintas labores que existen dentro de un departamento de sonido.

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