The Myth of the Dark (El Mito de la Oscuridad: Una historia de la Huasteca) [In-Person Only]
$13 General Admission
$10 Student/Child/Senior
$7 Member
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About
Valentina is a talented young writer promoting The Myth of the Dark, her new book. Plunging deep into memory through her work, she relives her past, and encounters the magic of an ancestral culture: Huasteca.
(Carlos Israel Avila, Mexico, 2020, 85 min, in Spanish & Nahuatl with English subtitles)
Description and images courtesy of F7 Films.
“This project… is the result of the work of many people, who put his talent, time and resources to complete it, is a vision of the real traditions in México and the region of “La Huasteca”, a big indigenous unknowed zone of Mexico, it be comformed by five states and share traditions, gastronomy, music, dances and much more between it.” – Director Carlos Israel Avila
** Copresented with Dia de Muertos Festival Seattle **