A family in the Sierra Negra region of Puebla worries about their youngest child, “yen Tochi” (the Rabbit), as they navigate daily life and its uncertainties.
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A family in the Sierra Negra region of Puebla worries about their youngest child, “yen Tochi” (the Rabbit), as they navigate daily life and its uncertainties.
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In the Sierra Negra region of Puebla, a family tends to their daily routines, closely tied to the rhythms of nature. They cultivate their land and care for their youngest child, known as “yen Tochi” or the Rabbit. The parents often express their worries about his future and what will happen to him when they are no longer able to provide care. The film captures their lives, reflecting on family bonds and the challenges of rural existence.
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Why Watch
- Meet the family from Sierra Negra, Puebla.
- Find out about their connection to the earth.
- See the parents' concerns for their child.
Did You Know
- The film is set in the Sierra Negra region of Puebla.
- The family's youngest child is named 'yen Tochi', meaning 'the Rabbit'.
- The documentary has a runtime of 70 minutes.
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What is the setting of the documentary Rabbit?
The documentary is set in the Sierra Negra region of Puebla.
How long is the documentary Rabbit?
Rabbit has a duration of 70 minutes.
What is the name of the youngest child in the family featured in Rabbit?
The youngest child is referred to as 'yen Tochi' or the Rabbit.
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