HAMBRE Directed by JOANNA NELSON Original Music by NASCUY LINARES

 

HAMBRE

Directed by JOANNA NELSON

Original Music by NASCUY LINARES

In crisis-stricken Venezuela, abandoned by millions, two former schoolmates are at a crossroads. Roberto, a rigid idealist, works for the ministry of transportation convinced he will never abandon his home country. Selina, a careless brat, works illegally in Italy and considers marrying for papers as long as she never has to return to her natal Venezuela. When Roberto gets a job offer abroad and Selina gets trapped in Venezuela, they face a difficult question: stay behind or migrate?

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The music for Hambre seeks to translate the nostalgic imagery of Venezuelan migration in recent years into a cohesive sonic experience. At the heart of the score lies a processed cuatro, a traditional Venezuelan instrument whose familiar timbre evokes a deep sense of longing and cultural memory. Surrounding it, layers of electronic sound weave a delicate atmosphere, enriching the film's emotional landscape. The music aims to make the audience feel as if they are experiencing an old childhood song—faint, intimate, and persistent—lingering in the corners of memory like a story never fully told.

NASCUY LINARES - Composer

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1.     CUATRO LEJANO

2.     HAMBRE

3.     MÁSCARAS

4.     SELINA Y ROBERTO

5.     CENA DE NAVIDAD

6.     BARRIO

7.     AMOR

8.     SAQUEO

9.     DESPEDIDA

10.  FINAL

11.  OTRO FIN

12.  TONADA DEL CAMINANTE feat Pia Paez

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