Glancing At Power

About This Movie

Glancing At Power is really something else. This documentary dives deep into the emotional landscape of the Mexican Revolution, interspersed with archival footage that feels alive with history. Mikelajáuregui's direction has a kind of raw intimacy, pulling you into the lives affected by the political upheaval, especially during Carranza's administration and the PNR's formation under Calles. The pacing is contemplative, allowing the weight of each moment to settle in. You'll notice the absence of flashy effects; instead, it’s all about the power of real images and voices, connecting you directly to the past. It’s a thoughtful examination of power, identity, and the nuances of historical narrative – something that really lingers after viewing.

Focuses on archival footage from the Mexican Revolution.Highlights the emotional impact of historical events.Offers a unique perspective on power dynamics in early 20th century Mexico.