2022 | Color | 24:00 With the sound of life coming through the clouds, the story of the Philharmonic Band of Ayutla Mixe in Oaxaca begins, a place that lives between nature and music. Brandon and his grandmother Doña Luciana, Don Fidel and Adanelly live there. One day in December, the town remained in absolute silence. Direction: García Meza; Enrique Script: García Meza; Enrique, Maciel; Anna Production: García Meza; Enrique Photography: García Meza; Enrique Sound: Maciel; Anna Music: Banda Filarmónica Municipal de Ayutla Mixe, Chávez Martinez; Brandon Art direction: Maciel; Anna Participation year at FICM: 2022
2022 | Color | 24:00 With the sound of life coming through the clouds, the story of the Philharmonic Band of Ayutla Mixe in Oaxaca begins, a place that lives between nature and music. Brandon and his grandmother Doña Luciana, Don Fidel and Adanelly live there. One day in December, the town remained in absolute silence. Direction: García Meza; Enrique Script: García Meza; Enrique, Maciel; Anna Production: García Meza; Enrique Photography: García Meza; Enrique Sound: Maciel; Anna Music: Banda Filarmónica Municipal de Ayutla Mixe, Chávez Martinez; Brandon Art direction: Maciel; Anna Participation year at FICM: 2022
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