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Sovexportfilm presents
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''A Mosfilm Production''
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SERGEI EISENSTEIN
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EDWARD TISSE
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GRIGORY ALEXANDROV
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QUE VIVA MEXICO!
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Mexico, 1931
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Sergei Eisenstein,
the film director.
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His assistants:
Edward Tisse, cameraman...
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and me, Grigory Alexandrov,
director.
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How did we land
in this amazing country?
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Sergei Eisenstein's films
of the 20's...
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especially ''The Battleship Potemkin,''
won him renown.
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He, and we along with him...
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were invited to Hollywood
to make a film.
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But Eisenstein didn't see
eye to eye...
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with the Hollywood tycoons.
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Helped by Upton Sinclair,
the American writer...
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we decided to shoot a film
about Mexico.
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But first there was much
we had to learn...
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about that country.
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The great Mexican painters,
Diego Rivera...
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David Siqueiros...
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and Jose Orozco...
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were our guides and teachers.
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We spent two months filming.
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We travelled north to south,
east to west...
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driving thousands of miles
along rugged roads.
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A feature of this land...
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struck us as amazing.
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A hundred miles meant
the difference between epochs...
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separating the pre-Columbian
Mexico...
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from that of the time
of the Spanish conquest...
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the Mexico of the feudal rule...
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from modern Mexico.
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Eisenstein felt
that this unusual country...
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deserved an unusual film and
that Mexico's tragic story...
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could be told
without actors or sets.
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A script was written...
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and we began making
Que Viva Mexico!
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Our filming crew...
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consisted of only us three.
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But we were young.
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We were ready to move mountains.
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Even so, we did not manage
to complete shooting
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or editing the film.
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All our reels of film were held up
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in Hollywood, where they
had been developed and printed.
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Later they landed in the Museum
of Modern Art in New York.
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They were turned over to us
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only a short time ago...
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after nearly half a century
of negociations.
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Eisenstein and Tisse
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are no longer with us...
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but what they did
belongs to the living.
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You will see the film...
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as Eisenstein conceived it...
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and as we planned it.
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We do not know
what the great director...
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would have done
with the picture today.
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But using his script and drawings,
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we have tried...
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to get as close as possible
to what he had in mind.
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The film was to consist
of several parts...
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some close to being documentary
and some acted.
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On the whole,
it was intended to be...
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a colourful film symphony
of Mexico.
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QUE VIVA MEXICO!
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''Prologue''
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The time in the prologue...
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is eternity.
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It could all be taking place today...
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or have happened 20 years ago...
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or even a thousand years ago.
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''The text is by Eisenstein.
It is read by S. Bondarchuk.''
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Stone.
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Gods.
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People.
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A land of sacred ruins
and huge pyramids.
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Men and women with the features
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of their ancestors.
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The pagan temples
of holy cities.
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A kingdom of death...
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where the past
dominates the present.
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And faces like those
hewn in stone-
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like those...
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of the Mexicans of old.
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Symbolic reminder of the past:
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a funeral
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amidst dead ruins.
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In total bondage...
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to the idea of death,
of man's physical end.
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Tropical Tehuantepec.
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Here time flows slowly...
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to the accomplishment
of the rustle of the palm fronds.
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The way of life
remains unchanged for centuries.
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At its dawn,
the world must have been full...
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of the same regal indolence.
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''The Sandunga''
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Girls sing the sandunga
as they daydream of the future.
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Full of pride
in her youthful beauty.
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Concepcion.
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Her most cherished dream -
a gold necklace.
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A dream shared
by every girl in Tehuantepec.
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The necklace is her dowry,
her key to marital bliss.
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The woman works,
she chooses a husband for herself...
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and she brings him
into their new house.
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Matriarchate.
Rule by the women.
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Here the girls go to work early
and save every copper...
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to acquire a necklace
of gold coins...
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by the time they are 16 or 18.
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Concepcion needs one more
gold coin - just one -
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for her dream to be realized.
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May your necklace
bring you happiness!
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Abundio, the object
of Concepcion's affection.
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Isn�t this what you wanted,
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Concepcion?
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What you dreamed of for so long?
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The matter passes into the hands...
of the mothers and matchmakers.
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They inspect the dowry.
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How many coins in the necklace?
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Are they pure gold?
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The whole population
of Tehuantepec...
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takes part in the event.
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A slow, semi-vegetative
existence.
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A way of life...
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that has not changed
over the centuries.
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As the years go by,
new flowers blossom.
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''Fiesta''
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The action of this story is set...
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during the Feast of
the Holy Virgin of Guadalupe.
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But this is also
an annual reminder...
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of Spain's conversion
of Mexico...
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into a colony
of bloodshed and suffering.
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In the 16th century
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Cortes conquered Mexico.
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The monks who came with him
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wiped out pagan cults...
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with fire and sword.
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On pyramids once crowned
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by Aztec and Toltec temples...
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the Spaniards erected
Catholic churches...
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so as not to change
the routes of the pilgrims...
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who had been coming there
for thousands of years.
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A mystery play, in which
the pilgrims who enact it...
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portray the sufferings
of Jesus.
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Sharp prickles penetrate
the bodies...
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of those who make crosses
out of cactus stems...
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and, with these tied
on their shoulders...
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crawl for hours
to the top of the pyramid.
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Masks of devils,
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pagan gods...
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and Spanish conquistadors
side by side.
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The dance goes on
from dawn to dusk.
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Without a pause.
Over and over again...
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they repeat the same steps...
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in honor of the Holy Virgin.
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Or perhaps - who knows -
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of a more ancient goddess -
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the awesome mother of gods
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Then the gory finale,
the bullfight.
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Introduced by the Spaniards...
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and now a national spectacle
of the Mexicans.
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David Liseaga,
a famous Mexican matador.
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His younger brother.
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Baronito, a picador.
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They call on their mother...
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to say good-bye to her...
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perhaps for the last time.
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Today is a day when the toreros
will kill bulls...
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in honor of the Virgin.
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The chosen queens
of the bullfight.
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The razor's edge...
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between death and victory.
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Among the local belles...
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Baronito catches sight
of his lady love...
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Se�ora Calder�n.
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What else is there
for the poor picador to do?
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Mexico, tender and lyrical.
And also cruel.
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Above the high hacienda walls...
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floats a plaintive song.
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The peons beg the Holy Virgin
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to ease their sufferings...
on the day now dawning.
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The time: the beginning
of the 20th century...
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during the reign
of dictator Porfirio Diaz.
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''Maguey''
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Native to the hilly country
of the state of Hidalgo...
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is a large cactus named maguey.
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These lands...
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are a part
of the Tetlapayac hacienda...
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in Llanos de Apam.
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Their lot, day after day,
is to suck out...
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the thick juice
from the heart of the cactus.
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The juice will ferment
and be ready to drink.
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The strong, milky white beverage
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is called pulque.
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Sebastian, a peon,
is at work in the fields.
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His betrothed, Maria,
is brought by her parents.
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Felicio, Sebastian's
younger brother.
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The landlords and his friends.
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Every bride-to-be on the estate
must be shown to the master.
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The old man's daughter Sara...
arrives with her cousin.
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A family holiday.
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The landlord celebrates.
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Maria is forgotten.
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The naive girl is unaware
of what is in store for her.
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Fate takes the form
of a drunken guest.
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Hatred sparks a plot.
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Three of his comrades
and Felicio, his brother-
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They will help him
to take revenge.
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They want to free Maria.
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Slumbering Mexico. Enslaved Mexico
Fermenting Mexico
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And finally, fighting
revolutionary Mexico
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But that last part
remained undone
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The picture's small budget
was used up...
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and shooting came to an end.
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We returned home.
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''Soldadera''
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was intended to depict Mexico...
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during the uprising of 1910
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a country engulfed
in the flames of civil war...
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divided into hostile camps...
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and then united by the victory
of the revolution.
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The Mexican people at arms...
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were to be the heroes of this story.
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Soldaderas are the wives
of soldiers.
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They broke into villages
and captured provisions...
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to feed their weary men.
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The soldaderas were always
beside the men.
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The soldadera to us
was to have been...
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a symbol of Mexico itself -
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a symbol of land
whose people came to realize...
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that strength lies in unity...
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and that they must unite
to fight reaction.
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''Epilogue''
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The time.1931
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The place. Mexico.
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Another holiday,
the Day of the Dead.
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On this day, November 2 ...
the emblem of death
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and, above all, skulls...
are everywhere.
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The day begins
with mourning for the dead.
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Revelry in cemeteries,
eating on gravestones...
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lovemaking in the cemetery shrubbery.
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From candles and food
in the graveyard...
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to a rollicking carnival.
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The Mexican scorns death.
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What is more...
the Mexican mocks death.
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Chocolate coffins
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complete with sugar corpse.
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And at the day's end,
all this goes...
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into the bronzed bellies
of Mexican children.
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A skull under a minister's
top hat...
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a fireman's helmet,
a policeman's cap...
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a general's cocked hat.
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Not a cult of death this,
not the stillness of stone...
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or the awesomeness
of stone idols...
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No!
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But man's triumph over death
through mockery of it.
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The masks are removed.
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Not sham skulls now
but real ones.
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The corpses of a doom class.
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Whom will we see
behind this mask?
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A soldadera's son?
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One of whose hands
are destined to forge...
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a truly free Mexico?
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QUE VIVA MEXICO!
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This film was restored by:
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Grigory Alexandrov
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Editor:Esfir Tobak
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Nikita Orlov
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Nikolai Olonovsky
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01:23:09,800 --> 01:23:12,872
Yuri Yakushev
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01:23:13,680 --> 01:23:16,877
Victor Babushkin
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01:23:17,800 --> 01:23:19,791
Leonid Nekhoroshev
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Vera Nikolskaya
Raisa Lukina
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01:23:23,720 --> 01:23:27,599
Yuri Sobolev
Alexander Goldstein
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Chief consultant:
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Rotislav Yurenev, D.Sc.
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The footage shot
in 1931 and 1932...
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was processed and presented
by USSR State Film Archives.
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''The End''
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