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Voces del bosque
2026 | Color | 21:12
Narrated by Rarámuri children from the Sierra Tarahumara, forcibly displaced from their lands and their roots. For decades, their community has fought to defend life and the forest, until threats from organized crime forced them to flee. Their story invites us to understand not only the loss and pain, but also the strength with which they confront and name what is happening, as well as the hope with which they envision the future.

Country: México
Direction: Camou; Teresa, López; Arturo
Script: Camou Guerrero; Teresa, López Pio; Arturo
Production: Camou Guerrero; Teresa
Photography: López Pio; Arturo
Sound: Diez; Eloísa
Music: Mochán; Leika
Participation year at FICM: 2026

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