B/N | 80:00 An emotional journey through the aesthetic, ethical, and epic content of the living images captured in the original film archives of the Mexican Revolution. Direction: Mikelajáuregui; José Ramón Script: Matute; Álvaro Production: Ferrer; Guadalupe Photography: Camarógrafos de la Revolución mexicana Sound: Mikelajáuregui; José Ramón Music: Gamboa; Eduardo Participation year at FICM: 2019
B/N | 80:00 An emotional journey through the aesthetic, ethical, and epic content of the living images captured in the original film archives of the Mexican Revolution. Direction: Mikelajáuregui; José Ramón Script: Matute; Álvaro Production: Ferrer; Guadalupe Photography: Camarógrafos de la Revolución mexicana Sound: Mikelajáuregui; José Ramón Music: Gamboa; Eduardo Participation year at FICM: 2019
History in the Eyes Documentary composed of images that were rescued, preserved and digitally restored by the UNAM Film Archive, with the support of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH). The film shows the period prior to the Mexican Revolution, beginning with the end of the Porfirio See More
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