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Boca Vieja
Boca Vieja, where my maternal roots lie, is a quaint fishing and farming village in southern Mexico. Here, people live in harmony with the land and sea, but each rainy season forces them to retreat, letting nature reclaim its space. This cycle persists as the village faces the constant threat of losing their land.
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Boca Vieja, where my maternal roots lie, is a quaint fishing and farming village in southern Mexico. Here, people live in harmony with the land and sea, but each rainy season forces them to retreat, letting nature reclaim its space. This cycle persists as the village faces the constant threat of losing their land.
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Written By:Yovegami Ascona Mora
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Duermevela Audiovisual, ECAMC, Fomento al Cine Mexicano (FOCINE)
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