2020 | Color | 13:00 A young indigenous boy imagines his future with a seashell pressed to his ear; an indigenous man recalls his past while listening to the same shell. Both wonder about how time transforms them and their surroundings. This film invites the audience to reflect on the past, present, and future of a changing landscape and its vanishing biodiversity. Country: México Direction: Jansen; Itandehui Script: Bautista García; Armando Production: Bautista García; Armando Photography: Jansen; Itandehui Sound: Murray; Ali Music: Sciandrone; Enrica Cast:Kahnu; Nu Participation year at FICM: 2020
2020 | Color | 13:00 A young indigenous boy imagines his future with a seashell pressed to his ear; an indigenous man recalls his past while listening to the same shell. Both wonder about how time transforms them and their surroundings. This film invites the audience to reflect on the past, present, and future of a changing landscape and its vanishing biodiversity. Country: México Direction: Jansen; Itandehui Script: Bautista García; Armando Production: Bautista García; Armando Photography: Jansen; Itandehui Sound: Murray; Ali Music: Sciandrone; Enrica Cast:Kahnu; Nu Participation year at FICM: 2020
Where the Corn Fields Are In a highly controlled smart city in the year 2084 two climate migrants try to connect by writing old-fashioned letters to each other. Itu Ninu is a Sci-Fi film in Mixtec, an Indigenous language from Mexico, reflecting on the future, migration, and climate change. See More
Salón Los Ángeles on Screen 06 · 05 · 25 Sundance Film Festival CDMX 2025: ABEL, HEROD'S LAW and more 05 · 29 · 25 Four 22nd FICM short films presented at the 64th Cannes Critics’ Week got a special screening in Paris 05 · 26 · 25 FICM presented four Mexican short films in a special screening at the 64th Critics' Week at Cannes 05 · 22 · 25
Four 22nd FICM short films presented at the 64th Cannes Critics’ Week got a special screening in Paris 05 · 26 · 25
FICM presented four Mexican short films in a special screening at the 64th Critics' Week at Cannes 05 · 22 · 25
