Pharisees Trailer

Pharisees Trailer (2018)

22 November 2018 22 mins

Ramiro, a young rarámuri, is arrested by the police in Ciudad Juárez. His body is discovered a few hours later. The struggle between good and evil, enacted by the rarámuris every Easter, is also embodied by Ramiro’s widow and her pursuit of justice.

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Mexico 22 November 2018

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