Five young deaf students in a southern Mexican village create a film inspired by their dreams, shaping its narrative through discussions and film viewings.
“Do deaf people dream about music?”
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Five young deaf students in a southern Mexican village create a film inspired by their dreams, shaping its narrative through discussions and film viewings.
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In a village in southern Mexico, Eric leads a group of young deaf students in a creative project to produce a film based on their dreams. They watch various films and engage in discussions to shape their narrative. "Eye Music" captures their lives and the process of translating personal visions into cinematic form. The documentary features students like Arnulfo Reyes and Lucrecia Sánchez as they navigate the visual language of cinema, turning their aspirations into a shared artistic expression.
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Why Watch
- Meet young deaf filmmakers in southern Mexico.
- Follow their creative journey in film production.
- See how dreams shape their storytelling.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by José Antonio Cordero in 2013.
- The documentary features five main cast members: Arnulfo Reyes, Lucrecia Sánchez, Samuel Larson, Paula Caso, and Esaú Tolsa.
- The film has a duration of 80 minutes.
- The production took place in Mexico, specifically in a village in southern Mexico.
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Who directed the documentary Eye Music?
José Antonio Cordero directed the documentary Eye Music.
What is the runtime of Eye Music?
Eye Music has a runtime of 80 minutes.
In which country was Eye Music produced?
Eye Music was produced in Mexico.
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