Silvestre Pantaleón

Sunday, October 21 1:00 pm
Cinema 1
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Narcisa

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A grandmother`s bird song is a message of peace for a new village settlement.

Tatuushi

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When a tatuushi, a Wayuu grandfather, leaves to buy food in the city, he returns to discover his idyllic country home has become another victim of aggressive multinational resource companies.

Silvestre Pantaleón

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This fascinating story eloquently weaves a complex creative process juxtaposed with possibility and hope.
In the village of San Austin Oapan, Mexico, master rope-maker Silvestre Pantaleón struggles with aging. As one of the last traditional rope-makers, his perseverance and devotion to his craft simultaneously portrays the brilliance of Indigenous skill and the urgent need for cultural preservation.

Co-Presenter: aluCine Toronto Latin Film + Media Arts Festival