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“We would like to invite you to watch this documentary and analyze it, to make constructive criticism and publicize it in the most remote areas…”

Wixaritari civil and traditional authorities – 2015

“There are a lot of lessons in Wirikuta, for us and for everyone else.”

Clemente Ramírez – INTERCONTINENTAL CRY – 2014

“We believe that movies generate awakenings, useful to stimulate an independent and critical view of reality. Thats the reason we´ve made this movie.”

Vilchez & Stefani – La Jornada – 2014

“What’s happening to the Wixarika people is also happening to other peoples around the world.” 

The Huffington Post – 2015

“This documentary combines stunning cinematography with engaged and compassionate storytelling to bring an underrepresented tale of resistance.”

Ezra Winton – Cinema Politica – 2015

“To make sure to be heard, the Huichols have reinvented their combat modes: investing in weapons of digital communication, they commissioned a documentary.”

Marianne Wasowska – Le Monde – 2015

Thanks to all the people, organizations and institutions that have participated in the exhibition these 10 uninterrupted years.

May 2024

“You can watch the documentary online with subtitles in 8 languages, while supporting the production and promotion costs of this and other independent stories.”

Online exhibition

“The documentary is considered a successful case of independent film exhibition in Mexico.”

Mexican Film Institute (IMCINE) – January 2014

“As a family, we have an important responsibility to our people and our culture. That´s why we asked this movie to be made.”

Ramírez Family – 2014

“The Wixaritari know, and are trying to let us know, that the destruction of this territory threatens the balance of life in this planet.”

Ojarasca Magazine – Mayo – 2014

“The documentary brings us to the different social and public actions to publicize the defense of Wirikuta and its meaning.”

Ecoosfera – 2015

“The idea of selling and irrationally exploiting of territories where pilgrims annually deeply offends the Huichols: for them that´s sacred land, you can not owe it, nor destroy it for the sake of any profit.”

Laura Rivas – El País Semanal – 2015

“Through a valuable ethnographic perspective it complies with the necessary documentary tradition to come forward as an instrument of denunciation”

Diego Martínez – Correcamara – 2014

“We are defending the sacred territory, and by this, we are defending the life of the whole planet.”

Juan José “Katira” Ramírez – INTERCONTINENTAL CRY – 2014

“More than 500,000 people of 80 countries have watched the documentary.”

Vilchez & Stefani – 2016