La Bruja De Mori

A witch’s curse makes moves at Mori Point.

A short film with a sense of wit. Two strangers fall under a witch’s curse at Mori Point.

Film Info

Director: Jocelyn Margaret Reyes

Choreographer: Jocelyn Reyes, Jessica Bozzo, Erin Yen

(United States, 2021) 4:30 minutes

Screendance, Contempory

Bay Area Shorts

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