2004 | Color | 35 min Embroidering Freedom, Unthreading Punishment A collection of impressive testimonies of indigenous women incarcerated in the Santa María Ixcotel state prison in Oaxaca, accused of drug dealing. There are many mothers among them that are innocent of the imputed offences Country: México Direction: Díaz; Tonatiuh Script: Díaz; Tonatiuh Production: Núñez; Concepción, Castellanos; Aline Photography: José García; Juan Sound: Morales; Clara Participation year at FICM: 2005
2004 | Color | 35 min Embroidering Freedom, Unthreading Punishment A collection of impressive testimonies of indigenous women incarcerated in the Santa María Ixcotel state prison in Oaxaca, accused of drug dealing. There are many mothers among them that are innocent of the imputed offences Country: México Direction: Díaz; Tonatiuh Script: Díaz; Tonatiuh Production: Núñez; Concepción, Castellanos; Aline Photography: José García; Juan Sound: Morales; Clara Participation year at FICM: 2005
La lucha por la tierra: crónica desde Yosotatu This documentary centers on a territorial dispute between two Mixtec communities in the state of Oaxaca. By tracing the territorial conflict over time, it reveals a negligent state?s failure to pursue justice and demonstrates the deadly consequences of politicians intervening in the situation for their own benefit See More
From Fear to Film: YO SOY FRANKELDA Inspires Creators Not to Give Up 10 · 12 · 25 Darío Yazbek Receives the Cuervo Award at the 23rd Morelia International Film Festival 10 · 12 · 25 César Flores' LA RUTA QUE SOMOS Screened at the 23rd FICM 10 · 12 · 25 Mix Mexico Festival: Film and Sexual Diversity Presented SANDBAG DAM by Cejen Cernic 10 · 12 · 25
