2021 | B/N | 61:00 In September 1971, a rock festival was held in a small town in the State of Mexico. They say that over 100,000 young people attended, that ten bands played, that marijuana smoke could be seen from neighboring towns, that this is where Mexican rock was born (even though the bands sang in English), and that the festival got live concerts banned in Mexico for decades. They say all this and more. But what do the locals themselves have to say? Country: México Direction: Marcovich; Gustavo, Mendoza; Camila Script: Marcovich; Gustavo Production: Marcovich; Gustavo Photography: Mendoza; Camila Sound: Mendoza; Camila Music: Marcovich; Alejandro, Lozano; Diego Participation year at FICM: 2026
2021 | B/N | 61:00 In September 1971, a rock festival was held in a small town in the State of Mexico. They say that over 100,000 young people attended, that ten bands played, that marijuana smoke could be seen from neighboring towns, that this is where Mexican rock was born (even though the bands sang in English), and that the festival got live concerts banned in Mexico for decades. They say all this and more. But what do the locals themselves have to say? Country: México Direction: Marcovich; Gustavo, Mendoza; Camila Script: Marcovich; Gustavo Production: Marcovich; Gustavo Photography: Mendoza; Camila Sound: Mendoza; Camila Music: Marcovich; Alejandro, Lozano; Diego Participation year at FICM: 2026
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