The Mexicans: Through Their Eyes (1992)

Mexicans introduce the diversity of their country by explaining regions, cultures, challenges and hopes “through their own words” in this film. Viewers are taken from the far reaches of Mexican jungles to ambulances racing through Mexico City, and visit Mayan ruins, eerie festivals, beaches where sea turtles are being saved from extinction. Edward James Olmos narrates, with on camera interviews from artists, environmental activists, factory workers, as well as illegal immigrants - ultimately celebrating Mexico’s national pride.		Currently 0.0/5 (0 votes) Add to Library
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Released:	February 26, 1992
Runtime:	54 min
Genres:	Documentary
Crew:	Jeanne Rawlings William Livingston
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yellow_rose1 : thank you and you as well. It's always a joy to reminisce with you. Have a wonderful week ...

random000 : Loved Ted Knight on Too Close For Comfort, but what got me watching it was Lydia Cornell w...