
Food for the Ancestors: The Mexican Celebration of The Days of the Dead
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Documentary that explores the festival known as the Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos), highlighting Mexican traditions and ancient ways that still exist -- all of these interpreted through Mexican cuisine. Each year during the last week of October, Mexican communities begin preparations for the age-old festival. For each family, it is a remembrance of a departed loved one. On a larger scale, it also memorializes all ancestral Mexicans and the gifts that they passed on to their descendants, especially food and culture.
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United StatesUS
- TV28 Oct 1999
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- Food for the Ancestors: The Mexican Celebration of The Days of the Dead was released on 28 October 1999.
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- Who directed Food for the Ancestors: The Mexican Celebration of The Days of the Dead?
- Food for the Ancestors: The Mexican Celebration of The Days of the Dead (1999) was directed by Jan Thompson.
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- Food for the Ancestors: The Mexican Celebration of The Days of the Dead runs for 57m.












