2005 | Color | 35 min Eyes on What´s Inside: The Militarization of Guerrero An eloquent testimony of the prevailing conflicts in the state of Guerrero and their origins. Among hunger and desolation, the Mexican Army bursts into peaceful communities, upsetting their daily life. Country: México Direction: Pérez Rojas; Carlos Script: Pérez Rojas; Carlos Production: Halki; Alex Sound: Pérez Rojas; Carlos, Varela; Bruno Music: Karaindrou; Eleni Participation year at FICM: 2005
2005 | Color | 35 min Eyes on What´s Inside: The Militarization of Guerrero An eloquent testimony of the prevailing conflicts in the state of Guerrero and their origins. Among hunger and desolation, the Mexican Army bursts into peaceful communities, upsetting their daily life. Country: México Direction: Pérez Rojas; Carlos Script: Pérez Rojas; Carlos Production: Halki; Alex Sound: Pérez Rojas; Carlos, Varela; Bruno Music: Karaindrou; Eleni Participation year at FICM: 2005
Mëjk Mëjk is a documentary that follows the happenstances in the life of Genaro, who, while teaching grade school in a Mixe community in Oaxaca, Mexico, learns something himself. See More
Open Sky The largest gold deposit in Mexico is in the Ejido of Carrizalillo, in the state of Guerrero. At the beginning of 2007, the landowners demanded that Goldcorp, a Canadian transnational company, pay them rent for their land and provide social benefits for the community. See More
The Morelia International Film Festival Kicked Off Its 24th Edition with CAMPEÓN GABACHO by Jonás Cuarón 10 · 16 · 26 FICM Brings 17 Screenings to Pátzcuaro as FICM Presenta Takes Cinema to Michoacán and Across Mexico Year-Round 10 · 16 · 26 Enjoy All the Free Events That the 24th FICM Has in Store for You! 10 · 16 · 26 Night of the Dead Celebration Week: A Tradition Learned Through Our Hands 10 · 14 · 26
The Morelia International Film Festival Kicked Off Its 24th Edition with CAMPEÓN GABACHO by Jonás Cuarón 10 · 16 · 26
FICM Brings 17 Screenings to Pátzcuaro as FICM Presenta Takes Cinema to Michoacán and Across Mexico Year-Round 10 · 16 · 26
