A 7.4 magnitude earthquake devastated Juchitán, Mexico, leaving seamstress Dxani and mason Jacinto to confront the failures of local authorities.
Synopsis
A 7.4 magnitude earthquake devastated Juchitán, Mexico, leaving seamstress Dxani and mason Jacinto to confront the failures of local authorities.
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Synopsis
Dxani, a seamstress, and Jacinto, a mason, live in Juchitán, a town on the Mexican Pacific coast. In 2017, the region experienced a devastating earthquake. The quake significantly impacted their lives and livelihoods. The film details their challenges following the disaster. It also addresses the inadequate response from local authorities and the corruption faced by the community. The documentary runs for 23 minutes and was released in 2021.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Dxani, a muxe seamstress from Juchitán.
- Follow Jacinto, a mason affected by the earthquake.
- See the community's struggle against corrupt authorities.
Did You Know
- The earthquake that hit Juchitán was the strongest ever recorded in the area.
- Dxani is a muxe, a recognized third gender in Zapotec culture.
- The documentary has a runtime of 23 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year did the earthquake in Juchitán occur?
The earthquake that shook Juchitán occurred in 2021.
Who are the main subjects featured in the documentary Aftermath?
The main subjects are Dxani, a muxe seamstress, and Jacinto, a mason.
How long is the documentary Aftermath?
The documentary has a duration of 23 minutes.
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