Le Rêve d’Alonso

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Lay brother Alonso lives in a small village on the Chiapas plateau torn by the war between the Mexican government troops and the Tzotzil minority. One night he has a premonitory dream, he is forced to run away together with thousands of other Maya Indians, but manages to reach his family's village where he rescues 330 hostages of a paramilitary band. When he wakes up he has to face a sad reality: 45 inhabitants of a neighbouring village have been massacred. Alonso begins his quest for truth and justice together with Maria, a survivor of the slaughter, to honour the memory of his fellow citizens who died for independence.

International Title
Alonso's Dream
Genre
Documentary
Country
Canada
Year
2000
Duration
70'
Production Companies
Alter-Ciné Inc.
Languages
French, Spanish
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