15 January 1979 Factual 30 mins
A documentary that takes a tour of the city of Atlixco, where time and image intertwine in a poetic rhythm, in a walking cadence. Short film that is part of the collection of the Short Film Production Center (CPC) that is preserved in the IMCINE Collection.
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Marco Julio Linares Director
Mexico 15 January 1979
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