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In the 60's, Puerto Vallarta rose to fame thanks to a Hollywood production named The Night of the Iguana, sparking rapid tourism growth. This documentary explores the environmental and social impacts of the hotel industr
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In the 60's, Puerto Vallarta rose to fame thanks to a Hollywood production named The Night of the Iguana, sparking rapid tourism growth. This documentary explores the environmental and social impacts of the hotel industr
The research conducted in Bahia in the early 1940s by the African-American linguist Lorenzo Turner, in Candomblé terreiros in Salvador and Recôncavo Baiano, left as a legacy precious audio records of religious personalit
La Bahía de Mi Vida (The Bay of My Life) is a documentary that showcases Puerto Vallarta's natural beauty, exploring the coastal Mexican city's landscapes from the Sierra Madre mountains to its Pacific beaches. The film
The web documentary Reza Urbana is an audiovisual section of the routine of some rezadeiras found in Salvador, and shows how important the propagation of the craft performed by them is for regional culture. This work aim
What would you be willing to do for fifteen minutes of fame? This is the question at the heart of "The Thing That Drifted Ashore" a horror short film that explores our strange addiction to spectacle through the story of
Documentary about power and class relations in the sociocultural context of Bahia, considering the history of oil extraction in the state.
The holding of trials for crimes against humanity in the city is a historic event that, at the same time, hasn't received the coverage it deserves in some media outlets. "La Escuelita" documents a crucial moment in the h