2001 | Color | 27 min Every year in the Purépecha village of Ahuiran, Michoacán, the day of Tsukuri Jukakua is celebrated, in which the ceremonial title of "cargueros" or carriers of the village is transfered to a new generation. This event serves as an occasion to meditate on the loss of traditional values. Country: México Direction: Cerano Bautista; Dante Script: Cerano Bautista; Dante Photography: Cerano Bautista; Dante Sound: Primitivo Castillo;, Luis Adalberto Joaquín; Music: Exe Video, Xamonheta; Art direction: Tomás; Eduviges Participation year at FICM: 2003
2001 | Color | 27 min Every year in the Purépecha village of Ahuiran, Michoacán, the day of Tsukuri Jukakua is celebrated, in which the ceremonial title of "cargueros" or carriers of the village is transfered to a new generation. This event serves as an occasion to meditate on the loss of traditional values. Country: México Direction: Cerano Bautista; Dante Script: Cerano Bautista; Dante Photography: Cerano Bautista; Dante Sound: Primitivo Castillo;, Luis Adalberto Joaquín; Music: Exe Video, Xamonheta; Art direction: Tomás; Eduviges Participation year at FICM: 2003
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