2012 | Color | 27 min 0 seg Prayers have become a thing of the past in the town of Tenejapa. There?s no one to pray for life, or to fend off illness or other problems come. No one pays attention to the ancient ones, those of the custom. Alonso Sántis López is one of the few traditional spiritual leaders who is dedicated to serving the town. His work consists of praying to the gods for the Bankilales (older brothers) and watching over the lives of the people. During the carnival, a ritual that brings in the new year and another period of responsibility for maintaining the custom, we will meet "El Nail". Country: México Direction: Jiménez Díaz; Néstor A. Script: Jiménez Díaz; Néstor A. Production: Sánchez Gómez; Marisela Photography: Antonio Méndez Rodríguez; Juan Sound: Sánchez Gómez; Marisela, Gómez; Guillermo Cast:Tradicional De Tenejapa; Pueblo, Sántiz López (el Nail); Alonso Participation year at FICM: 2012
2012 | Color | 27 min 0 seg Prayers have become a thing of the past in the town of Tenejapa. There?s no one to pray for life, or to fend off illness or other problems come. No one pays attention to the ancient ones, those of the custom. Alonso Sántis López is one of the few traditional spiritual leaders who is dedicated to serving the town. His work consists of praying to the gods for the Bankilales (older brothers) and watching over the lives of the people. During the carnival, a ritual that brings in the new year and another period of responsibility for maintaining the custom, we will meet "El Nail". Country: México Direction: Jiménez Díaz; Néstor A. Script: Jiménez Díaz; Néstor A. Production: Sánchez Gómez; Marisela Photography: Antonio Méndez Rodríguez; Juan Sound: Sánchez Gómez; Marisela, Gómez; Guillermo Cast:Tradicional De Tenejapa; Pueblo, Sántiz López (el Nail); Alonso Participation year at FICM: 2012
Gift of Being In the cold mountains of the Chiapas Highlands, memory makes its home. It is in this place where a quest for answers begins – finding on the land a method of resistance, the characters open themselves to a world that does not understand them. The hope and pain of the Original Peoples trigger questions in someone who is amazed, without knowing the reason for it, by their various forms of resistance, the ideology and traditions of these peoples. See More
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