A colossal pre-Hispanic monolith, removed in 1964, left San Miguel Coatlinchan's community grappling with its absence and the impact on their identity.
Synopsis
A colossal pre-Hispanic monolith, removed in 1964, left San Miguel Coatlinchan's community grappling with its absence and the impact on their identity.
Synopsis
San Miguel Coatlinchan, a town in the State of Mexico, lost a monumental pre-Hispanic monolith in 1964 when it was transported to the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City. The removal of this artifact left a significant void in the community's identity. Director Sandra Rozental uses interviews and archival footage to illustrate how the absence of the monolith has influenced local memory and sparked ongoing discussions about its historical relevance among residents.
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Why Watch
- See how a monolith shaped San Miguel Coatlinchan's identity.
- Meet residents discussing their cultural heritage.
- Find out about the monolith's historical significance.
Did You Know
- In 1964, a monolith was removed from San Miguel Coatlinchan.
- The monolith was transported to the National Museum of Anthropology.
- The film has a duration of 82 minutes.
- Sandra Rozental is the director of the film.
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What year was the monolith removed from San Miguel Coatlinchan?
The monolith was removed in 1964.
Who directed the documentary 'The Absent Stone'?
The documentary was directed by Sandra Rozental.
What is the duration of 'The Absent Stone'?
The duration of the documentary is 82 minutes.
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