documentary projects and exhibitions
current documentary projects
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The Mexican state of Jalisco has brought us the mariachi and tequila, as well as
an annual international film festival, an annual international book fair, and a large
variety of new, modern painting, sculpting and music.
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Thought, Word and Action in Movement (Pensamiento, Palabara y Acción en
Movimiento), or PPAM, is an NGO in Mexico City dedicated to the education of street
children, orphans and single-parent children at risk and their parent.
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The Immigrants of Iztapalapa
Available soon. The population of Mexico City is about 25 million, partially due to massive immigration
from rural areas over the last 30 years. This is the personal story of some of them.
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An international rock band trying to make a name for themselves in Los Angeles.
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Landslide Hazards in Puebla
Available soon. On the mountain slopes between the Gulf coast and the central highlands, in the Mexican
state of Puebla, landslides take lives and destroy property. The hazards are far greater in areas
of deforestation.
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The Mexican state of Coahuila has one of the most important dinosaur fossil locations in
the world. Benefits from the research include
museums, school improvements, cultural exchange and tourism.
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A fun, educational exhibition designed for children.
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The CONABIO exhibition
Available soon. Six photos in a collective, traveling exhibition promoting awareness in
biodiversity. Produced by CONABIO, the Mexican National Commission for the Knowledge and Use
of Biodiversity.
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Coahuila: Six views of one desert
Nine prints in a six-photographer collective, traveling exhibition about the
state of Coahuila. Initial show: Plaza Loreto, Mexico City, Mexico, 16 - 31 May 2003.
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