2007 | Color | 70 min This is a documentary about journalist Lydia Cacho and her fight against a network of child abusers she exposed in Mexico. The documentary reports on the obstacles she has overcome in her struggle against special interest groups that protect those involved in these crimes Country: México Direction: Islas Caro; Alejandra Script: Islas Caro; Alejandra Production: Prior; Jorge Photography: Quesnel; Alejandro Music: Cuevas; Carlos Participation year at FICM: 2007
2007 | Color | 70 min This is a documentary about journalist Lydia Cacho and her fight against a network of child abusers she exposed in Mexico. The documentary reports on the obstacles she has overcome in her struggle against special interest groups that protect those involved in these crimes Country: México Direction: Islas Caro; Alejandra Script: Islas Caro; Alejandra Production: Prior; Jorge Photography: Quesnel; Alejandro Music: Cuevas; Carlos Participation year at FICM: 2007
Muxe’s: Authentic, Fearless, Seekers of Danger Muxe?s: Authentic, Fearless, Seekers of Danger A depiction of a group of indigenous and mestizo homosexuals of Juchitán (Oaxaca) who defend their diversity and preserve their Zapotecan identity. The community goes through acceptance and rejection, celebration and solitude, love and distance, all endured with a transgressive attitude that celebrates life See More
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Marité Ugás and Mariana Rondón's IT WOULD BE NIGHT IN CARACAS Premiered at the 23rd FICM 10 · 11 · 25
Juliette Binoche Received the Award for Artistic Excellence and Unveiled Her Commemorative Armchair at the 23rd FICM 10 · 11 · 25
