2002 | Color | 64 min 48 seg Juchitán Queer Paradise Homosexuals fulfilled in the land of the machos? Located near the border with Guatemala, the Mexican town of Juchitán is home to the Zapotec Indians, who have shown remarkable tolerance towards homosexuals. According to a legend, God gave Vicente Ferrer, the patron saint of Juchitán, a bagful of queers. Everywhere he traveled ?Colombia, Central America, Guatemala? he left behind a homosexual. In Juchitán, however, his bag came undone, and they all fell out at once Country: México Direction: Henríquez; Patricio Script: Henríquez; Patricio Production: Provencher; Raymonde, Cornellier; Robert, Henríquez; Patricio Photography: Khaba; Andrei Sound: Boursier; Guillaume Music: M Lepage; Robert Participation year at FICM: 2004
2002 | Color | 64 min 48 seg Juchitán Queer Paradise Homosexuals fulfilled in the land of the machos? Located near the border with Guatemala, the Mexican town of Juchitán is home to the Zapotec Indians, who have shown remarkable tolerance towards homosexuals. According to a legend, God gave Vicente Ferrer, the patron saint of Juchitán, a bagful of queers. Everywhere he traveled ?Colombia, Central America, Guatemala? he left behind a homosexual. In Juchitán, however, his bag came undone, and they all fell out at once Country: México Direction: Henríquez; Patricio Script: Henríquez; Patricio Production: Provencher; Raymonde, Cornellier; Robert, Henríquez; Patricio Photography: Khaba; Andrei Sound: Boursier; Guillaume Music: M Lepage; Robert Participation year at FICM: 2004
Migrant dreams A young tsotsil man living undocumented in New York City seeks to maintain his identity, from his now-forced exile, while exploring the profound meaning of migrating, the value of origins, and community. Inspired by the tradition of direct cinema, the documentary takes us from New York to a Tsotsil Mayan village, introducing us to various dimensions of migration. See More
Mexico will no longer exist! A frenetic view runs over a convulsed Mexico City, a colossal metropolis sustained by the myth of "mestizaje" and other colonial forms of violence. Past and present weave a flurry of images; fragmented memories of this land. Ancient deities are incarnated, while dreams overlap among intimacy, complicity and the tumult. This is an erratic film that invites us to reimagine the complex relationship we have with the constructed “mexicanidad.” See More
The Morelia International Film Festival Announces the Members of the Jury for its 23rd edition 09 · 16 · 25 FICM Mourns the Death of the Legendary Robert Redford 09 · 16 · 25 PSYCHO 65th anniversary 09 · 12 · 25 The Morelia International Film Festival Reveals the Program for its 23rd Edition 09 · 04 · 25
The Morelia International Film Festival Announces the Members of the Jury for its 23rd edition 09 · 16 · 25
