Hijas del Maíz
Two women, a midwife and an educator, fight against gender violence by helping indigenous women at the Yach'il Antzetic shelter home, in southern Mexico. Together they heal past wounds and forge an educational future for their children.
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Two women, a midwife and an educator, fight against gender violence by helping indigenous women at the Yach'il Antzetic shelter home, in southern Mexico. Together they heal past wounds and forge an educational future for their children.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Alfonso Gastiaburo
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Cinespuma, Chumbera Producciones, INCAA, Cine Argentino
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