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So, 'Vieja modernidad' is this intriguing chapter in the documentary series on Mexico's life through the decades. It focuses on the period between 1920 and 1924. The film captures a fascinating blend of cultural, social, and political aspects of Mexico, and you really feel the atmosphere of the time. The pacing is a bit uneven, almost reflecting the tumultuous nature of those years, but that adds to its authenticity, don't you think? The visuals are striking, showcasing the contrasting lifestyles. No flashy effects here, just raw imagery that speaks volumes. The lack of a credited director feels almost fitting for a piece that aims to present a collective experience rather than an individual vision, making it distinctive in its own quiet way.
Part of the '18 decades of life in Mexico' seriesExplores social and political themes of early 20th centuryUnique visual style with a focus on real-life events
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Jaime Tello
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