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2021 | Color | 28:15

The story of a group of artisans from the town of Pichátaro, Michoacán, who fight every day for a fair market and the recognition of artisan work as a form of resistance—where their creativity, wood, labor, and the heart they put into each piece are valued.


Country: México
Direction: Navarro Alonso; Patricio Efrén
Script: Navarro Alonso; Patricio Efrén; Paz Navarro; Amaranta
Production: Paz Navarro; Amaranta
Photography: Navarro Alonso; Patricio Efrén, Janacua Benites; Roberto
Sound: Juárez Ramírez; Ramón
Music: Cuarteto Ímpetus
Participation year at FICM: 2021

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