Image de la Rosa, Fernando He studied communication at the Autonomous University of Baja California (UABC, in Spanish). His short film Takei Kna: La última fiesta de un Kumiai (2010) won the Best Film Award at the 1st International Festival of Indigenous Film and Video (FICVI, in Spanish), Puebla; Third Place at the Indigenous Film and Video Festival (FECVI, in Spanish), Morelia; and Best Baja California Documentary at the 2nd UABC International Film Festival, Mexico. He received the State Program - Incentives for Creation and Artistic Development Grant (PECDA, in Spanish) from the Baja California Cultural Institute (ICBC, in Spanish) from 2011 to 2012, in the category of Film and Video for the feature film Jalmá (2012), which participated in the 10th Morelia International Film Festival (FICM), among other festivals. Other Movies Aquí y allá Aquí y allá explora el duelo tras la pérdida de un ser querido a través de un viaje entre el mundo de los vivos y el de los muertos. Mediante animación, luces y sombras, retrata la transformación emocional del luto desde una mirada íntima y sensible. El cortometraje propone una reflexión poética sobre la muerte y las nuevas formas de conexión entre quienes permanecen y quienes se han ido. See More Anti Princesses Inside the Neza-Bordo women’s prison in the State of Mexico, ten incarcerated women take part in a theater workshop to confront gender violence and reclaim their voices. Through their testimonies, stories emerge that reveal the abuses and structural failures of the Mexican justice system. The final performance, presented before their children and families, becomes a powerful act of resistance and transformation. See More Ancestras. Part Two | Permanence: Marcelina Mendoza Castro In Capultitlán, Mexico, lives a woman who has devoted much of her life to sharing what she knows. Through threads, natural dyes, and knowledge passed from hand to hand, this episode reflects on what endures over time and across generations. In a world where almost everything seems impermanent, Marcelina quietly resists, embroidering one stitch at a time. See More Related News The Michoacan author José Rubén Romero 09 · 25 · 26 EVEN DWARFS STARTED SMALL: Herzog and the existence of the extraordinary 09 · 17 · 26 Tippett Studio and Paul Verhoeven: the end of an era between eroticism and science fiction 09 · 17 · 26 RIO, ZONA NORTE: reasons to smile 09 · 09 · 26 Otros Realizadores Mexicanos Tenemos la misión de recolectar a las mentes mas creativas de México y promover su trayectoria al mundo. Ingresar
Image de la Rosa, Fernando He studied communication at the Autonomous University of Baja California (UABC, in Spanish). His short film Takei Kna: La última fiesta de un Kumiai (2010) won the Best Film Award at the 1st International Festival of Indigenous Film and Video (FICVI, in Spanish), Puebla; Third Place at the Indigenous Film and Video Festival (FECVI, in Spanish), Morelia; and Best Baja California Documentary at the 2nd UABC International Film Festival, Mexico. He received the State Program - Incentives for Creation and Artistic Development Grant (PECDA, in Spanish) from the Baja California Cultural Institute (ICBC, in Spanish) from 2011 to 2012, in the category of Film and Video for the feature film Jalmá (2012), which participated in the 10th Morelia International Film Festival (FICM), among other festivals.
Aquí y allá Aquí y allá explora el duelo tras la pérdida de un ser querido a través de un viaje entre el mundo de los vivos y el de los muertos. Mediante animación, luces y sombras, retrata la transformación emocional del luto desde una mirada íntima y sensible. El cortometraje propone una reflexión poética sobre la muerte y las nuevas formas de conexión entre quienes permanecen y quienes se han ido. See More
Anti Princesses Inside the Neza-Bordo women’s prison in the State of Mexico, ten incarcerated women take part in a theater workshop to confront gender violence and reclaim their voices. Through their testimonies, stories emerge that reveal the abuses and structural failures of the Mexican justice system. The final performance, presented before their children and families, becomes a powerful act of resistance and transformation. See More
Ancestras. Part Two | Permanence: Marcelina Mendoza Castro In Capultitlán, Mexico, lives a woman who has devoted much of her life to sharing what she knows. Through threads, natural dyes, and knowledge passed from hand to hand, this episode reflects on what endures over time and across generations. In a world where almost everything seems impermanent, Marcelina quietly resists, embroidering one stitch at a time. See More
The Michoacan author José Rubén Romero 09 · 25 · 26 EVEN DWARFS STARTED SMALL: Herzog and the existence of the extraordinary 09 · 17 · 26 Tippett Studio and Paul Verhoeven: the end of an era between eroticism and science fiction 09 · 17 · 26 RIO, ZONA NORTE: reasons to smile 09 · 09 · 26
Tippett Studio and Paul Verhoeven: the end of an era between eroticism and science fiction 09 · 17 · 26
