Maya is the voice of those who cry from violence, the voice of children who have lost their parents, their homes, and their country. Those who dream not to be forgotten.
GONE WITH THE SEA
It was the centerpiece of the Dialogue for Peace and Justice Forum, the short film “Gone with the Sea” written and directed by Rebeca Alemán, which represents the inspiration for using art to educate and inspire social change as it tells a story about victims of violence in Latin America, United States and the entire world. “Gone with the Sea” was created in memoriam of Mónica Spear, a young actress and her husband whose lives were taken by violence leaving a 5-year-old daughter behind. This short film gives a voice to their little girl Maya, and all children who have lost parents and other family members as a result of violence across the world including local criminality, terrorism and war.
“It is a voice for children who are victims of violence. The aim is to gather as many people as possible in actions aimed at achieving a more just, inclusive, and peaceful society,”
Maya adulta VANESSA VALECILLOS
Maya niña GABRIELA TOVAR MEDINA
The Sea SAMUEL OCEAN
Director of Photography ELAISA VARGAS
Art Director IRAIDA TAPIAS
Choreography VANESSA VALECILLOS
Sound “COCO” WALLACE
Makeup Artist MARCELA SEPÚLVEDA
Associate Producers CASPER SANDERSON, IRAIDA TAPIAS, PEDRO MELIS, MARTA MEDINA.
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack LESTER PAREDES
Written & Directed by REBECA ALEMÁN
Produced by WATER PEOPLE THEATER