Film Lens
In 'Rehje', Antonia Mondragón Paulino returns to her Mazahua village in the state of Mexico after living in Mexico City for forty years. The film captures her reconnection with her roots and the realities of her community, particularly the severe scarcity of water that threatens life and sustainability. Antonia's return serves as a lens through which the environmental issues affecting rural communities are examined.
The documentary presents the urgent need for resources in the Mazahua village and the impact of these environmental challenges on the local population. Antonia confronts the stark conditions faced by her community, emphasizing the significance of addressing these issues for the survival of the Mazahua people.
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.
Perfect For
Environmental issuesRural communitiesMexican culture