2025 SFFILM FESTIVAL | APR 17—27, 2025
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PROGRAM DETAILS

Film Available to Stream

Fri, Apr 9 at 12:01 am – Sun, Apr 18 at 11:59 pm PST

Description

Cruz Sanchez, the proud patriarch of an indigenous Rarámuri clan, flees from his home high in the Mexican Sierras, forced off his tribe’s ancestral land by drug cartels and the violence they bring with them. Filmmaker Teresa Camou Guerrero, meticulously employs intimate interviews with Sanchez kin, striking cinematography, and stunning pen-and-ink animation to create an evocative portrait of a resilient family’s gradual triumph over the horrors of death and injustice.

Director Teresa Camou Guerrero

Born and raised in Mexico, Teresa Camou Guerrero received a degree in Visual Arts and Social Sciences from Vermont’s Bennington College. She is the producer and director of animated shorts La niña que cuida las chivas and El entierro. She made her feature documentary debut with Sunú (2015), and co-directed Nahui Ollin, Sol en movimiento (2017). She is also a puppeteer who has worked with the Bread and Puppet Theater in Glover, Vermont.

Film Details

LanguageSpanish, Rarámuri

Year2021

Runtime100

CountryMexico

DirectorTeresa Camou Guerrero

ProducerTeresa Camou Guerrero, Jenny Mügel

EditorLucrecia Gutiérrez Maupomé

CinematographerAldo Hernández

MusicCamilla Uboldi