

Beyond the Water
Three towns in Durango serve as the setting where elderly residents confront the threat of modernity to their memories and cultural heritage.
“A cry against oblivion.”
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Three towns in Durango serve as the setting where elderly residents confront the threat of modernity to their memories and cultural heritage.
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Elderly residents in three towns of Durango confront the challenges of modernity. They share memories and legacies, expressing fears that their histories may vanish. Through personal stories, the film captures their connections to the past. It features intimate interviews that reveal their hopes for preserving cultural heritage. Directed by Julio Quezada Orozco, "Beyond the Water" runs for 76 minutes and presents a vivid portrayal of communities facing change. The documentary is in Spanish and was released in 2019.
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