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Through the use of archival and testimonial material, seeks to give visibility to the critical situation experienced by human rights defenders in the country; appeal to memory, honoring the life and work of social fighter Sinar Corzo Esquinca, who was the first human rights defender to be assassinated in Mexico in 2019.
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Through the use of archival and testimonial material, seeks to give visibility to the critical situation experienced by human rights defenders in the country; appeal to memory, honoring the life and work of social fighter Sinar Corzo Esquinca, who was the first human rights defender to be assassinated in Mexico in 2019.
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Written By:Andrés Alarcón Nandayapa
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Fomento al Cine Mexicano (FOCINE)
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