After 40 years in Mexico City, Antonia returns to her Mazahua village, where severe water scarcity threatens the community's survival.
Synopsis
After 40 years in Mexico City, Antonia returns to her Mazahua village, where severe water scarcity threatens the community's survival.
Synopsis
Antonia Mondragón Paulino returns to her Mazahua village in the State of Mexico after four decades in Mexico City. She finds her community facing severe water shortages that threaten daily life. As Antonia reconnects with her roots, she encounters the struggles of her village and the pressing need for resources. The film, directed by Anaïs Huerta, documents her emotional return and the challenges confronting the Mazahua people. It runs for 67 minutes and was released in 2009.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Antonia Mondragón Paulino and her village.
- Find out about water scarcity in rural Mexico.
- See the impact of environmental issues on communities.
Did You Know
- Antonia lived in Mexico City for forty years before returning home.
- The documentary has a duration of 67 minutes.
- The film was directed by Anaïs Huerta.
- The film focuses on the Mazahua community in the state of Mexico.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Rehje?
Rehje was directed by Anaïs Huerta.
What is the main issue faced by Antonia's village in Rehje?
Antonia's village faces a severe scarcity of water, which poses a significant threat to life and sustainability.
How long did Antonia live in Mexico City before returning to her village?
Antonia lived in Mexico City for forty years before returning to her Mazahua village.
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