Ana Ts’uyeb’s poetic film celebrates the resilience of Indigenous women while exploring the possibility of a different futureShot in her home village of Naranjatic Alto in the Mexican highlands, Ana Ts’uyeb’s documentary debut is a stirring ode to the courageous women of the Indigenous Tzotzil community. The film centres on three important figures in her life: her mother, Margarita; her aunt, Juana; and her sister-in-law, Faustina. Each is from a different generation, yet they have all suffered at the hands of patriarchal violence.The patterns of systemic abuse and disenfranchisement are st... 📰 Fuente: The Guardian