Roberto López Flores

A personal vision of Oaxaca city’s gentrification from an autobiography.

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The documentary series "Women talking and cooking" shows part of the cultural diversity present in Oaxaca, Mexico, in which we can appreciate the cosmovisions of different cultures trough language and gastronomy, saved from one generation to the next by women. Composed of eight chapters, the series is a homage to these guardians and ancestral knowlege-transmitters.

The continuity of social struggles is etched not only on the walls of Oaxaca City, but also in the collective imagination and historical memory of its inhabitants. Every crack, every piece of graffiti, is a silent testament to a territory in resistance, an urban palimpsest that is rewritten daily with new demands and old aspirations. Cinema as an obstacle, a proto-archive for the future.

A personal vision of Oaxaca city’s gentrification from an autobiography.

A personal vision of Oaxaca city’s gentrification from an autobiography.

No synopsis available yet.

The documentary series "Women talking and cooking" shows part of the cultural diversity present in Oaxaca, Mexico, in which we can appreciate the cosmovisions of different cultures trough language and gastronomy, saved from one generation to the next by women. Composed of eight chapters, the series is a homage to these guardians and ancestral knowlege-transmitters.

The continuity of social struggles is etched not only on the walls of Oaxaca City, but also in the collective imagination and historical memory of its inhabitants. Every crack, every piece of graffiti, is a silent testament to a territory in resistance, an urban palimpsest that is rewritten daily with new demands and old aspirations. Cinema as an obstacle, a proto-archive for the future.