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La otra conquista (1998)

It is May 1520 in the vast Aztec Empire one year after the Spanish Conqueror Hernán Cortés' arrival in Mexico... (source: imdb.com)

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Release Date
24 October 1998
Budget
$4,000,000
Tagline
The spirit of a people can never be conquered.
Genre
Drama, History
Country
Mexico
Filming Locations
Convento de Acolman, Estado de México, Mexico
Language
Spanish
Sound Mix
Dolby SR
Color
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  • Topiltzin the hero, the warrior, the mud-man, the tlahcuilo (sacred scribe/painter), the unrecognized symbol of a nation. What is he thinking of? No one knows, not even Damian (I asked him).
  • My first shot, my first day of shooting, my first time behind a 35mm camera (a Panaflex).
  • The Indian nun has just given Topiltzin a Medieval cure (Mexican-style) for his hallucinatory fevers: chimicules, those lovely little pink worms we see in the film wriggling up and down Topiltzin's back.
  • In contrast to the previous photograph, here we see the loving, almost maternal tenderness in the way Dona Isabel looks at Topiltzin. Whether they are or not in truth siblings is subject to interpretation. Some people believe they are and some people don&
  • Like a reptile crawling out of the earth's womb, Topiltzin climbs the pyramid to escape the massacre of nobles at the Great Temple. I am particularly fond of this photograph because this was the first shot I ever directed on a 35mm feature film.
  • Friar Diego de La Coruna and Topiltzin in a moment of shared solitude inside Topiltzin's cell at the Monastery of Our Lady of Light. 'You and I, deep inside, share the same belief, Friar Diego, even though we come from different worlds. We live in

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