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2004 | Color | 50 min

Tierra Caliente? The Best Ones Are Passing Away Don Ángel Tavira: 82 years old, still tireless, a violin virtuoso with a missing right hand. Today, he?s determined to preserve an art in extinction: the music of his homeland, la Tierra Caliente in the state of Guerrero. Let?s hope neither time, nor oblivion, nor anything else stops him


Country: México
Direction: Vargas Quevedo; Francisco
Script: Vargas Quevedo; Francisco
Production: Johnson; Maribeth, Rodríguez; Hugo, Castro; Ángeles
Photography: Vargas Quevedo; Francisco
Sound: Fernández; Pablo, Hernandez; Marco
Music: Juan Reynoso; Don, Hnos Tavira; Conjunto, Don Zacarías Salmerón;, Tavira; Don Ángel, Don Plutarco Ignacio;, Luz Hernandez; Don
Participation year at FICM: 2004

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The Violin

Five elements: a violin, ammunition, an army, a popular rebellion. The fight for their rights. Four Characters: don Plutarco, an old violinist; Genaro, his guerrillero son; Lucio, the grandson, silent witness; The Captain, a ruthless soldier. Three Engagements: living the music in order to be free, imposing the strength of weapons on human will, jeopardizing everything for a just life. Two paths: the respect for one´s ideals or painful treason. A movie that allows you to feel what life is.

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