Mexico: The Frozen Revolution (Argentina, Mexico, 1970, 65 min)

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Mexico: The frozen revolution (Argentina, Mexico, 1970, 65 min) Documentary. Classification A | Dir. Raymundo Gleyzer
Permanent Program
October 2* and 15 | 8 p.m.
October 13, 17 and 31 | 6:30 p.m.
Documentary that addresses the sociopolitical conditions of post-revolutionary Mexico; Following the electoral campaign of Luis Echeverría, the film reconstructs the lost ideals of the revolution, exploring everything from the Zapatista movement to the massacre in the plaza of Tlatelolco. The political aims and clear socialist discourse of the film were kept hidden to achieve the approval of Echeverría himself; However, one day after its release in 1971, the film was banned for more than 30 years.
*Comments by Dr. Rosario Mariñez, in commemoration of the Tlatelolco Massacre.
$50.00 M.N. General admission $30.00 M.N. Students, teachers, teachers and older adults
Every Wednesday 2x1
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