Anata Amaya

The best short film about Jesus during the pandemic.

Cast

Jesús

as Jesús

Jesús

as Jesús en el mundo de los muertos

Anónimos

as Bailarines de Gran Poder

Anónimos

as Máscaras de Todos Santos

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