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Katechon
Color | 90:00
Katechon is a documentary film that follows three human-rights activists from the Western Sahara, Kurdistan, and Palestine, intertwining their struggles for freedom into a visual tapestry of memory, intimacy, and desert landscapes. Framed as a dialogue from a Global South perspective, the film offers a portrait of resilience, self-determination, and the unyielding pursuit of justice and hope.

Country: México
Direction: Toscano; Javier
Script: Toscano; Javier
Production: Toscano; Javier
Photography: Alkhatib; Bilal
Sound: Toscano; Javier
Music: Pernet; Léonie
Participation year at FICM: 2026

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An intimate portrait of people with different disabilities. Forming groups according to their specific conditions, they become a living organism, an ensemble whose individual members are complemented by others’ capacities. The camera closely follows their everyday activities, and a simple story serves as an excuse to bring them together. The film is a one-day epic of meanings and lives.

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