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Director(s): Rodrigo Jardón
Fresno, California, is one of the poorest regions in the United States and home to thousands of Mexican migrants who work as day laborers in the vineyards. In these fields, the indigenous community of San Miguel Cuevas, Oaxaca, organizes the celebration of Easter, the most important festival of the year that, since pre-Hispanic times, marks the beginning of spring and is represented with the Dance of the Devils, an adaptation of the colonial Dance of Moors and Christians in which the members of the community use masks to become characters that leave behind the hard life in the fields to celebrate their cultural heritage.
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Daniel9 years ago - Edited
Thank you for sharing! I myself was fortunate enough to shoot on Kodachrome before it was history! Nothing will ever compare to the popping life like colors of old Kodachrome!