Juego de niños explained

Juego de niños
Director:	Leopoldo Laborde
Producer:	Leopoldo Laborde
Music:	Leopoldo Laborde
Cinematography:	Leopoldo Laborde
Editing:	Leopoldo Laborde
Studio:	Omicrón Films
Distributor:	Vanguard Cinema (USA)
Runtime:	94 minutes
Country:	Mexico
Language:	Spanish

Juego de niños (English title: A Child's Play) is a 1995 Mexican horror film, made on analog video, from the then experimental era of Mexican director Leopoldo Laborde.

Plot

A string of serial killings among the children of Mexico City is sending shivers through the community. The story follows a child who holds key to solving the murders and is in danger.

Cast

• Francisco Porcallo (Francisco Rey) as Lalo, the protagonist
• Alain Rangel as Miguel, the antagonist
• Angélica Consuegra as La Maestra, Lalo's teacher
• Angelina Neria as La Madre, Lalo's mother
• Sheilla Lissette as La Hermana, Lalo's sister
• Rogelio Castillo as El Hermano, Lalo's brother
• Luis Fernanado Ruíz as El Amigo, one of Lalo's other schoolmates, perhaps Pablito
• Esteban Mireles as Comandante Sanchez, the detective investigating the murders
• Marilú Carrillo as Dra. Montemar, Sanchez's office associate
• Victor Vera as Judicial, Sanchez's field associate

The two other performers playing schoolmates are uncredited, as well as multiple extras and victim in the opening credits.

Crew

Member	Credit
	, casting^(I),,,,,,,,,
	,,,
	,,, foto fija,
	,, props^(I),, lighting,, conductor^(I)
	casting^(II)
	casting^(III),
	,
	,
	, props^(III)
	props^(II)
	,
	conductor^(II)
	stunt

See also

• The Good Son
• Relative Fear

External links

• • • Juego de Ninos (A Child's Play) at Vanguard Cinema, the distributor
• Juego de Ninos at Barnes & Noble, with information about the DVD's contents