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Water's Fate
In the Indigenous and Afro Mexican communities of Oaxaca’s Coast, the future is played out in the realms of ritual and politics: water rituals, fishermen’s daily struggles and the constant threat to communities of the Río Verde make life hang in the balance delivered by water’s fate.
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In the Indigenous and Afro Mexican communities of Oaxaca’s Coast, the future is played out in the realms of ritual and politics: water rituals, fishermen’s daily struggles and the constant threat to communities of the Río Verde make life hang in the balance delivered by water’s fate.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Ignacio Decerega, Cristóbal Jasso
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Cuadrante Films, Radio Ñuu Kaan, Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía, Skylight, ECAMC, AMBULANTE, Oxfam
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