Jaime Kuri Aiza

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A document that summarizes images of the energetic Mexican muralist's most significant works, using rhythmic montages that reflect the prevailing mood of each of his pictorial periods and a complex soundtrack composed of effects and various orchestral and choral interventions. Devoid of narration and didactic rigidity, this short film focuses its resources on the pure enjoyment of Orozco's work.

An exploration on Paz's poetry by Paz himself, his childhood, his ideas about love and the nature of art

Cordelia Urueta reflects out loud about her life and creativity, she finds that the shapes of reality surrounding her are never as beautiful as the ones in her own colored universe.

Documentary about the history of the Aztec Plume of Moctezuma's Emperor.

Starring José Agut Armer as Dr. Atl, this documentary depicts the mystical atmosphere that characterized his studio, moments in his life, his walks, and the creation and preparation of the colors for his paintings. In making it, Kuri Ariza drew on autobiographical and poetic texts inspired by some of the most significant moments of his life.

On the banks of the Papaloapan, the river of butterflies that shelters the spirit of warriors, rises the city of Tlacotalpan, in the state of Veracruz, the earthly paradise of the Indians, as Father Motolinía called it. A film portrait of the festivities held on February 2nd in honor of the Virgin of Candelaria, with its regattas, processions, and horse races. This short film is part of the collection of the Short Film Production Center (CPC) and is preserved in the IMCINE Collection.