Tiznao 2016
In the sweltering heat of a looming hurricane, the streets of Havana become a maze of desperation and longing in *Tiznao* (2016), a gripping 16-minute drama directed by Andrés Farías.
Director: Andrés Farías
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tiznao (2016) about?
Amidst an impending hurricane, Lubrini embarks on a frantic search through Havana's streets to find his missing lover. The film captures the tension between personal longing and the unforgiving force of nature, wrapped in a 16-minute drama that's as poetic as it is urgent.
Who directed Tiznao?
Andrés Farías directed *Tiznao*, infusing the short drama with a keen sense of atmosphere and emotional depth.
Who stars in Tiznao?
The film features César Domínguez, Reynier Morales, Yessica Borroto Perryman, and Ladilda Rodriguez in key roles, with Carlos Massola and Osvaldo Doimeadiós rounding out the cast.
Is Tiznao (2016) worth watching?
*Tiznao* may be a short film, but its emotional punch and atmospheric storytelling make it worth a watch for fans of intimate, high-stakes dramas. With no IMDb rating to lean on, its value lies in Farías' direction and the raw performances that bring Havana's tension to life.
How long is Tiznao?
*Tiznao* runs for 16 minutes.
About Tiznao (2016) — A Hurricane of Emotion on Havana's Streets
In the sweltering heat of a looming hurricane, the streets of Havana become a maze of desperation and longing in *Tiznao* (2016), a gripping 16-minute drama directed by Andrés Farías. The story follows Lubrini, a man torn between survival and love as he navigates the city's labyrinthine alleys in search of his missing lover. Farías crafts a tense, atmospheric tale where nature's fury mirrors the emotional turbulence simmering beneath the surface, blending raw human emotion with the palpable threat of disaster. The film's tight runtime amplifies its intensity, making every glance and whispered word carry weight.
Starring César Domínguez as Lubrini, *Tiznao* brings Havana's vibrant yet fragile spirit to the screen through a cast that balances raw emotion with quiet resilience. Yessica Borroto Perryman and Reynier Morales round out the core trio, embodying the city's heartbeat in a story that's as much about place as it is about people. Farías' direction leans into the genre's emotional core, weaving themes of love, loss, and urgency into a compact yet unforgettable narrative.