Twelve minutes of testimonies reveal the environmental decay of Mexico City through the lens of a chinampero and scientists fighting extinction.
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Twelve minutes of testimonies reveal the environmental decay of Mexico City through the lens of a chinampero and scientists fighting extinction.
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Luis Martínez Galicia, a chinampero in Mexico City, shares his experiences living amid environmental decline. His story connects to the axolotl, a species facing extinction. Scientists like Dr. José Antonio Ocampo Cervantes and Dr. Luis Zambrano González work to preserve this unique creature and its habitat. The documentary presents various testimonies, illustrating the cultural and ecological significance of the axolotl and the urgent efforts to protect it. Directed by José A. Zamora, the film runs for 12 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet Dr. Luis Zambrano González, a key expert.
- Find out about chinamperos in Mexico City.
- See the race against axolotl extinction.
Did You Know
- The film features a chinampero whose lifestyle reflects environmental decay.
- Dr. José Antonio Ocampo Cervantes is one of the featured experts.
- The documentary has a total duration of 12 minutes.
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Who directed the documentary Axolotl?
José A. Zamora directed the documentary Axolotl.
What is the duration of the documentary Axolotl?
The documentary Axolotl has a duration of 12 minutes.
What year was the documentary Axolotl released?
The documentary Axolotl was released in 2025.
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