Manuel Garcia-Rulfo

“I'm gonna take The Cremator. I love this film because it's very disturbing and kind of sick but funny at the same time and when I find myself laughing at things that are pretty disturbing I you know I think the directors you know they did what they wanted spot on.”

“I'm going to drop a name now by Benicio introduced me Kaneto Shindo. He did the commentary on Naked Island and he gave me that movie as a present and I loved it. I loved it because of the simplicity of it and the visuals of it are insane you know about this family going taking water and food to the island and all that so I love it so I haven't seen this one but you know I want to explore more of Shindo.”

“Oh my God this is Amores perros by the master Alejandro Gonzalez Iñárritu the script by Arriaga and him and cinematography by Rodrigo Prieto which is amazing and I just work with him in a film and watching him work the detail the obsession in detail with the light and everything you know it makes it more special and I think for every Mexican this film is really big I mean when he came out to see you know and all these great actors in this story and it was it's so visceral y...”

“Another Mexican film Canoa by Cazals. This is such a good movie as well and I think is one of the greatest if not the greatest you know my favorite Mexican film.”

“I love Terrence Malick I think he's the poet of cinema and I love this film The New World when he matches with the cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki I think they do pure magic. They capture moments that I wish I could be there to see how they do it because you know it feels like very instinctual the way they use a camera and they grab the moments of the best moments of the actor with the best light natural light and it feels like they're improvising.”

“My favorite film of the last years Cold War. It's just beautiful the everything about it I love is it made me cry he's a master I love this.”