2021 | Color | 19:27 José Eleazar "Pepedrilo" is in charge of a crocodile sanctuary on the coast of Jalisco. He has a very peculiar relationship with nature, especially with crocodiles, raising them from birth until he releases them in the estuary. This place is constantly threatened by pollution and the invasion and ignorance of man. Country: México Direction: Cartas Valdivia; Victor Script: Santana Talavera; Sebastián, Hernández Sanchéz; Isabella, Cartas Valdivia; Victor Production: Ruvalcaba Rentería; Gabriela Photography: Hernández Sanchéz; Isabella Sound: Santana Talavera; Sebastián Participation year at FICM: 2021
2021 | Color | 19:27 José Eleazar "Pepedrilo" is in charge of a crocodile sanctuary on the coast of Jalisco. He has a very peculiar relationship with nature, especially with crocodiles, raising them from birth until he releases them in the estuary. This place is constantly threatened by pollution and the invasion and ignorance of man. Country: México Direction: Cartas Valdivia; Victor Script: Santana Talavera; Sebastián, Hernández Sanchéz; Isabella, Cartas Valdivia; Victor Production: Ruvalcaba Rentería; Gabriela Photography: Hernández Sanchéz; Isabella Sound: Santana Talavera; Sebastián Participation year at FICM: 2021
Until God Remembers Us Doña Leonarda and Don Chabelo have been married for more than 60 years, they live in isolation and reflect on the complications that their old age and Don Chabelo's blindness bring, with a mature and long-standing love, expressing their fears and the care they have for each other. See More
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 Adriana Domínguez Will Present ADOLFO DOMÍNGUEZ: EL ECO DE OTRAS VOCES at the 24th FICM 10 · 13 · 26
FICM Brings 17 Screenings to Pátzcuaro as FICM Presenta Takes Cinema to Michoacán and Across Mexico Year-Round 10 · 16 · 26
