31 December 1968 Factual 20 mins
A short documentary about the conditions of the inhabitants of the Chiapas Highlands. Filmed during Holy Week in 1968, it depicts the religious activities of the holiday, recalling that 100 years earlier, on the same date, the Chamulas rose up against the Ladinos.
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Mexico 31 December 1968
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