2004 | Color | 92 min The turbulent and dramatic story of an island which Mexico lost to France in a disputed international arbitration in 1932. It features pirates, kings, emperors, Porfirio Díaz, F. D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and a Mexican lighthouse-keeper who proclaimed himself the King of Clipperton Country: México Direction: Amram; Robert Script: Amram; Robert Production: Arango; Manuel Photography: N López; Juan, Warriner; Gray, Pilafian; Peter Music: Herrera; Diego, Neufeld; Robert Participation year at FICM: 2004
2004 | Color | 92 min The turbulent and dramatic story of an island which Mexico lost to France in a disputed international arbitration in 1932. It features pirates, kings, emperors, Porfirio Díaz, F. D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and a Mexican lighthouse-keeper who proclaimed himself the King of Clipperton Country: México Direction: Amram; Robert Script: Amram; Robert Production: Arango; Manuel Photography: N López; Juan, Warriner; Gray, Pilafian; Peter Music: Herrera; Diego, Neufeld; Robert Participation year at FICM: 2004
Centinelas del silencio An aerial visit across the archaeological sites in Mexico, including Teotihuacán, Monte Albán, Mitla, Tulum, Palenque, Chichén Itzá, and Uxmal. The narration highlights aspects of pre-Columbian cultures and focuses on their achievements in mathematics and astronomy, while also questioning how and why these societies seemed to disappear—leaving behind their structures as silent sentinels. See More
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