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I died
Dir. Ana Ts’uyeb
Li cham | 2025 | Mexico | 74 min.
Synopsis
I Died tells the story of the rebirth of three Tsotsil women. After losing their babies and loved ones to patriarchal violence, a part of them dies with them. With the arrival of Zapatismo, their dreams begin to bloom again, and they fight to defend what they hold most dear: their land and a life of independence and hope.
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Film credits
Directed by
Ana Ts'uyeb
Producers
Benjamin Fash
Ana Ts’uyeb
Cinematography
José A. Jiménez Pérez
Edited by
Ana Ts’uyeb
Sound
Lorena Janeth Gómez Gómez
Sound designer
Lena Esquenazi
Music composer
Valeriano Gómez Díaz
Postproduction
Victor Gómez
Production companies
Bolomchon Films
Articles
- ALERTA CHIAPAS - "Tsotsil documentary arrives to Cinepolis"
- CINE PREMIERE - "Li Cham (I Died) - Premiere, trailer and all about the new mexican documentary that portrays the Tsotsil community"
- EL HERALDO - "Women are reborn with strength despite tragedy"
- GOBIERNO DE MÉXICO - "I died, a documentary that sheds light on Indigenous women in their struggle for independence and hope"
- FICM - "The struggle for autonomy and freedom: An interview with Ana Ts’uyeb, director of I died"
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