2002 | Color | 15 min According to the Mayan Calendar, on the Day of The Seed, indigenous farmers of Chiapas met to barter seeds of their sacred food, the maize; to reunite the dispersed grains in the dark for the new Mayan dawn. Country: México Direction: Corzo; Roberto Alejandro, López; José Ángel Participation year at FICM: 2008
2002 | Color | 15 min According to the Mayan Calendar, on the Day of The Seed, indigenous farmers of Chiapas met to barter seeds of their sacred food, the maize; to reunite the dispersed grains in the dark for the new Mayan dawn. Country: México Direction: Corzo; Roberto Alejandro, López; José Ángel Participation year at FICM: 2008
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