2016 | Color | 34:00 Juan Perros lives in the Coahuila desert with his animals. He works tirelessly in the most brutal environment. Through his testimony we witness, his universe in all its complexity; his near death experience and survival living from the trash discarded by his own community. Confronting both the power of nature and the aloneness of his existence, Juan practices, a simple way of life, with a philosophy that is both humbling and extreme. Direction: Imaz; Rodrigo Script: Ímaz; Rodrigo Production: Ziff; Trisha Photography: San Esteban; Juan Pablo, Fernández Hurtado; Emiliano Sound: Enríquez; José Miguel ( Diseño Sonoro), Cervera Alarcón; Pablo (Sonido Directo) Cast:Juan Perros Participation year at FICM: 2016
2016 | Color | 34:00 Juan Perros lives in the Coahuila desert with his animals. He works tirelessly in the most brutal environment. Through his testimony we witness, his universe in all its complexity; his near death experience and survival living from the trash discarded by his own community. Confronting both the power of nature and the aloneness of his existence, Juan practices, a simple way of life, with a philosophy that is both humbling and extreme. Direction: Imaz; Rodrigo Script: Ímaz; Rodrigo Production: Ziff; Trisha Photography: San Esteban; Juan Pablo, Fernández Hurtado; Emiliano Sound: Enríquez; José Miguel ( Diseño Sonoro), Cervera Alarcón; Pablo (Sonido Directo) Cast:Juan Perros Participation year at FICM: 2016
Xochimilco 1914 On the morning of December 4th, 1914, Pancho Villa and Emiliano Zapata met for the first time. An original stenographic record of their conversation just hours before they took control of Mexico City exists. Xochimilco 1914 is an animation that visually explores the words of these revolutionary heroes and their historic repercussion. See More
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