2004 | Color | 3 min Working at low-paying service industry jobs is a rite of passage for the majority of Mexican immigrants to Canada, who form part of a new hybrid identity. Eugenio Salas animates the donuts that surrounded him when he worked in one of Canada?s many donut coffee shops Country: Canadá Direction: Salas Orozco; Eugenio Script: Salas Orozco; Eugenio Production: Mitchel; Roy Photography: Salas Orozco; Eugenio Sound: Salas Orozco; Eugenio Music: Nortec; Nortec, San Miguel; Banda Art direction: Salas Orozco; Eugenio Participation year at FICM: 2005
2004 | Color | 3 min Working at low-paying service industry jobs is a rite of passage for the majority of Mexican immigrants to Canada, who form part of a new hybrid identity. Eugenio Salas animates the donuts that surrounded him when he worked in one of Canada?s many donut coffee shops Country: Canadá Direction: Salas Orozco; Eugenio Script: Salas Orozco; Eugenio Production: Mitchel; Roy Photography: Salas Orozco; Eugenio Sound: Salas Orozco; Eugenio Music: Nortec; Nortec, San Miguel; Banda Art direction: Salas Orozco; Eugenio Participation year at FICM: 2005
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