No Place Like Home

2015 | Color | 90:00

What will become of us when our parents grow old? Carlos Hagerman faces this question by creating a loving portrait of Oscar and Doris, who for many years have worked providing education opportunities in rural Mexico. Now, it’s the time for the take over by Enedino and Isabel, two indigenous youngsters that have followed their steps. A reflection on the possibilities to transform your life through the idea of learning and teaching.

Country: México
Direction: Hagerman; Carlos
Production: Sosa; Martha, Hagerman; Carlos
Photography: Hagerman; Carlos, Hagerman; Lorenzo, Viveros; Hatuey
Sound: García; Ruy
Music: Álvarez; Javier
Cast:Hernández; Isabel, Díaz; Enedino, Ruiz Galindo; María Dora, Hagerman; Oscar
Participation year at FICM: 2015

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