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The Creation of the World
The creation myth is adapted into an animated short film made by Seri indigenous children and elders.
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The creation myth is adapted into an animated short film made by Seri indigenous children and elders.
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:No Budget Animation, MCO Film Works, La Sombra Negra Producciones, Prescott College, Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes, Amadiora, Ocean Revolution
Cast
Antonio Coello
Director
Manuel Monroy
Hant Caai (voice)
Sofía Romero
Snail (voice)/Woman at the beach (voice)
Kenia Estrella
Whale (voice)/Narrator #4 (voice)
Orlando Montaño
Green Loggerhead Turtle (voice)
Kevin Estrella
Spider (voice)/Cmaacoj Cmasol (voice)
Yahir Morales
Narrator (voice)
Ángela Comitto
Narrator #2 (voice)
Quiim Romero Torres
Narrator #3 (voice)
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