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Homosexuals fulfilled in the land
of the machos ?
Located near the border with Guatemala, the Mexican
town of Juchitán is home to the Zapotec Indians, who have shown
remarkable tolerance towards homosexuals. According to a legend, God
gave Vicente Ferrer, the patron saint of Juchitán, a bagful
of queers. Everywhere he travelled -Colombia, Central America, Guatemala-
he left behind a homosexual. In Juchitán, however, his bag
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First prize, International Documentary
Competition, Turin Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, Italy, 2004.
Honourable Mention, The New Festival, New York, 2003. |
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director
Patricio Henriquez
camera
Andrei Khabad
sound
Hubert Macé de Gastines
editor
Michel Grou
research
Mariana Campillo
Patricio Henriquez
original music
Robert Marcel Lepage
sound editing
Guillaume Boursier
sound mix
Richard Pelletier
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produced with
the participation of the
Film and Television Tax Credit - Administered by SODEC
Canadian Television Fund created by the government of Canada and the
Canadian cable industry.
Telefilm Canada: Equity Investment Program
CTF-License Fee Program
Rogers Documentary Fund
The Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit
produced with the collaboration of
TÉLÉ-QUÉBEC
produced by
Macumba International inc.
producers
Robert Cornellier, Patricio Henriquez, Raymonde Provencher
© Macumba International inc. 2002
Length: 64 min. |
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