Folk Frontera
Folk Frontera is a surrealist documentary about life in the borderlands that span the vast, remote Chihuahuan Desert. Its characters are scattered across the remote landscape on both sides of the border and are tied together by the broadcast frequencies of Gabriela Carballo’s radio show “Border, Beats, and Babes" and the folklorico dancing of Molly Rodriguez. Over the course of a tumultuous year, the lives of these two women inexorably change. With a cinematic approach inspired by the Latin American tradition of magical-realism, Folk Frontera attempts to reconcile the political realities of the border with the magic of its lands.
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Credits
Directors: |
Alejandra Vasquez, Sam Osborn |
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Executive Producer: |
Sally Jo Fifer, Lois Vossen |
Cinematographer: |
Kenny Wu |
Editor: |
Sam Osborn |
Additional Credits: |
Supervising Producer: Pamela Torno, Associate Producer: Sarah Vasquez, Susan Cohen |
Contact
Public Film Contact: |
Masa Films
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Publicity Contact: |
Alejandra Vasquez
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