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B/N | 80:00 Surrounding Tajin there are several schools for Papantla flyers attended by Dana, Said, Jairo and Sarahí, four children that show us the magic of this Totonac dance. Through their imagination, they will take us on a journey through the legends that speak of how new generations can fly and save the region from drought. In order to fly, they must confront their fears, be disciplined and keep dreaming like other children. Direction: Cortés Aguila; Ligia Script: Cortés Aguila; Ligia Production: Cacho; Alejandra, Skarbnik; Jennifer, Comisión de Filmaciones del Estado de Jalisco (COFIEJ). Photography: Acosta; Ana, Carrillo; Chantal, Hernández; Leo Sound: Zuley; Iván, Martínez; Diego Music: Semillero Estudios, Arce; Alvaro Art direction: Niño; Ricardo, Ruiz; Mario Participation year at FICM: 2021
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