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2011 | Color | 15 min

Cuanajillo is a small community located 30 minutes from the city of Morelia. It has suffered from a shortage of water for many years; even in recent times the residents continue to carry water from dams they built themselves. Today they hope to dig a well and find water.


Country: México
Direction: Guzmán Sotelo; Stefan
Production: Ortiz-Monasterio; Santiago, Ortiz; Tato
Photography: Barrera; Jerry
Sound: Bolaños; Adrián
Music: Aragón León; Lorena, Ferrer; Roberto
Participation year at FICM: 2011

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