La Escondida
Directed by Raphael Reichl52 mDocumentaire
7.6
"La Escondida" tells of the parallelism of two different worlds of work in the port city of Puerto Escondido (Mexico). Images of gestures of care for protected turtles and of the most exhausting manual labor for hotel facilities reveal commonalities and contradictions of actions. Through an intimate approach to the daily lives of the workers and their personal stories, the film shows how a place can be drastically changed by global developments.
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La Escondida was directed by Raphael Reichl.
La Escondida has a runtime of 52 m.
La Escondida was produced by Raphael Reichl.
"La Escondida" tells of the parallelism of two different worlds of work in the port city of Puerto Escondido (Mexico). Images of gestures of care for protected turtles and of the most exhausting manual labor for hotel facilities reveal commonalities and contradictions of actions. Through an intimate approach to the daily lives of the workers and their personal stories, the film shows how a place can be drastically changed by global developments.
The key characters in La Escondida are Self (Isidro Altamirano), Self (Yenisei Merlín Bautista), Self (Abigail Santos Canseco).
La Escondida is a Documentaire film.
La Escondida has an audience rating of 7.6 out of 10.