1941 | B/N | 67:00 An indigenous couple live with their six children in the remote town of Santiago, somewhere on the central plateau of Mexico. Their oldest son, Juan Diego, attempts to bridge two very different worlds, one traditional and one modern. As an outbreak of a mysterious disease begins to affect the village, Juan Diego struggles to overcome ancient superstitions and tries to save his small community from suffering and death. Direction: Kline; Herbert Script: Steinbeck; John Production: Kline; Herbert Photography: Hackensmid; Alexander Music: Eisler; Hans Cast:Meredith; Burgess (narrador) Participation year at FICM: 2016
1941 | B/N | 67:00 An indigenous couple live with their six children in the remote town of Santiago, somewhere on the central plateau of Mexico. Their oldest son, Juan Diego, attempts to bridge two very different worlds, one traditional and one modern. As an outbreak of a mysterious disease begins to affect the village, Juan Diego struggles to overcome ancient superstitions and tries to save his small community from suffering and death. Direction: Kline; Herbert Script: Steinbeck; John Production: Kline; Herbert Photography: Hackensmid; Alexander Music: Eisler; Hans Cast:Meredith; Burgess (narrador) Participation year at FICM: 2016
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