The latest documentary from Mexican-Salvadoran filmmaker Tatiana Huezo ( Tempestad) is an intimate, immersive portrait of a way of life – its rhythms, hardships and its communal joys – told through the eyes of the young people who rarely question it.Ī three-dimensional soundscape that hints at the perils of this beautiful, savage corner of the natural world But a child’s life in El Eco is intense and visceral: kids are involved from the outset in the muck and sweat of animal husbandry they have a front-row seat to both the births and the deaths in the community.
Not just in play, although the mud-pits and sheep pastures are the backdrop to endless games of imagination. The children of the remote mountain community of El Eco, in the mountain country of Puebla state, Mexico, are used to getting their hands dirty.
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