NORTH AMERICAN PREMIERE

Doc  Short | 06 MINUTES | Mexico | Spanish

The little foxes

Director: Ximena Guzmán, Balam Toscano

Noemí, mixe woman reflects on the loss of her native tongue with a voice that blends into day to day life in Cerro Costoche community located in the Mixe mountain rage of Oaxaca.

CAST & CREDITS

Director

Ximena Guzmán, Balam Toscano

Producer

Mónica Cruz Arcos

Writer

Ximena Guzman, Noemi Diaz, Balam Toscano

DIRECTORS BIO

Ximena Guzmán
Cinemaphotographer and Director born and raised in Mexico city, Artístic Educational Center graduate with a specialization in dramatic arts.
Bachelor in cinema photography from the Cinematographic Capacitation Center(CCC), Selected as part of the Young Creators program of FONCA in 2024.


Photography director for documentary and fiction projects in digital and celluloid, in which they stand out To say goodbye and Blue, filmed in 16mm and Latin American Cowboy in 35mm. She has also directed and photographed advertising projects and music videos and directed the documentary short films I want you free, a Cuba-México co-production and the short film in 16 mm: What was left of me.

Balam Toscano
Is an Afro-descendant documentary filmmaker originally from the Oaxacan Coasts. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Cinematographic Direction from the Cinematographic Capacitation Center.

He is an active member of the Cultural Center Marron, located in El Ciruelo, Oaxaca, which is a cradle of the fight for recognition of black communities in Mexico.

SHOWTIMES

Saturday, November 15
Screening: 5:20pm

In Person 

Post Screening Guest:

Balam Toscano

 

Program Eight

Baah The Perfect Bread

Indigenous Economics Enoughness

When We Say Evaluation

The Little Foxes

A Wilderness Act

Red Girl Rising

Cheyenne Creative Story

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