2009 | Color | 1h 11min A group of huicholes wants a film made about their religious and social customs, as they feel it is vital to pass on their culture to new generations to prevent it from being lost over time. The huicholes are pilgrims, deer hunters, and they eat peyote. Today, they face many challenges in their effort to continue their beliefs and lifestyle. Country: México Direction: Álvarez; José Production: Romandía; Jaime, Célis; Nicolás, Fitzsimons; Hugh, Romandía; Fernanda Photography: González-Rubio; Pedro, Romandía; Fernanda Sound: Díaz; Sergio Music: Delgado; Martin, Bautista; José, González; Jesús Cast:Carrillo López; Antonio, Villa Jiménez; Marcela, Bautista; Ricardo, de La Cruz; Nicolasa, Villa Jiménez; Yolanda, Carrillo Bautista; Angélica, Bautista; Efrén, Mile (Miere);, González de la Cruz; Jesús, Carrillo; Rosita, Bautista; Mónico, Bautista Villa; Karina, Villa Jiménez; Pedro, Tutu “La flor”;, Bautista Villa; Juan, Carrillo Bautista; Andrés, Bautista Villa; José, Carrillo Bautista; Antonio, Comunidad del pueblo de San José; Participation year at FICM: 2009
2009 | Color | 1h 11min A group of huicholes wants a film made about their religious and social customs, as they feel it is vital to pass on their culture to new generations to prevent it from being lost over time. The huicholes are pilgrims, deer hunters, and they eat peyote. Today, they face many challenges in their effort to continue their beliefs and lifestyle. Country: México Direction: Álvarez; José Production: Romandía; Jaime, Célis; Nicolás, Fitzsimons; Hugh, Romandía; Fernanda Photography: González-Rubio; Pedro, Romandía; Fernanda Sound: Díaz; Sergio Music: Delgado; Martin, Bautista; José, González; Jesús Cast:Carrillo López; Antonio, Villa Jiménez; Marcela, Bautista; Ricardo, de La Cruz; Nicolasa, Villa Jiménez; Yolanda, Carrillo Bautista; Angélica, Bautista; Efrén, Mile (Miere);, González de la Cruz; Jesús, Carrillo; Rosita, Bautista; Mónico, Bautista Villa; Karina, Villa Jiménez; Pedro, Tutu “La flor”;, Bautista Villa; Juan, Carrillo Bautista; Andrés, Bautista Villa; José, Carrillo Bautista; Antonio, Comunidad del pueblo de San José; Participation year at FICM: 2009
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Venus In the Catholic religious tradition known as Mayordomía, devotees of Mary Magdalene wait their turn to ask her for favors and thank her in private, certain that they are being heard by someone who will take their pleas to God. See More
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