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Short Film

The Ballad of Tita and the Machines

When Tita, an elderly fieldworker, reluctantly hires an AI humanoid to fill in for her picking strawberries, she attracts the engineers' attention because their humanoids cannot do her back-breaking work.

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45th Annual Telly Awards Bronze Winner badge with a statuette icon

Awards & Recognition

Toronto International Film Festival Official Selection
Tribeca Film Festival Official Selection
Sundance Film Festival Best Short Film Brand Storytelling
HollyShorts Film Festival Short Film Latinx Award
Outfest Film Festival Best Short Film Audience Award
Imagen Awards Best Short Film
Telly Awards Silver Telly, Directing
Telly Awards Silver Telly, Writing
Telly Awards Silver Telly, DEI
Telly Awards Silver Telly, Social Impact
Telly Awards Bronze Telly, People’s Telly
New Filmmakers LA Best Short Film
Sedona International Film Festival Best Short Film
Semana de Cine Migrante, CDMX Best Short Film
Palm Springs LGBTQ+ Film Festival Best Short Film
Humanitas Prize Best Short Screenplay
Shorts Mexico Best Short Film
Nvision Latino Film Festival Best Short Film
TIDE, Brooklyn Best Short Film
QFilms Long Beach Best Short Film
QFilms Long Beach Best Director
Highland Park Film Festival Best Performance - Laura Patalano
East LA Film Festival Best Actress - Laura Patalano

Credits

Director Miguel Angel Caballero
Writer Luis Antonio Aldana, Miguel Angel Caballero
Production Indeed, Hillman Grad Productions, 271 Films
Producer Helena Sardinha, Rafael Thomaseto
Editor Joshua Cole
Cinematographer Robert L. Hunter
Starring Laura Patalano, Luis Antonio Aldana, Nico Greetham, Cheryll Umaña, Rocío Lopez