Follow Chiyo, the man who participated in the revolution of El Salvador during the 1980s when he was just 13 years old. The places, the guerrilla methods and the psychology behind the ...
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Lucio Vasquez | ... | Self (as Chiyo) |
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Carlos Enriquez Consalvi | ... | Self (as Santiago) |
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Ilma Esperanza Vasquez | ... | Self (as Irma) |
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Dina | ... | Self |
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Valeriano Vasquez | ... | Self |
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Domingo Tobar | ... | Self (as Melo) |
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Rogelio Ponseele | ... | Self (as Padre Rogelio Ponseele) |
| Jose Huwaidi | ... | Self (voice) | |
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Alistair Lock | ... | Self (voice) |
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Follow Chiyo, the man who participated in the revolution of El Salvador during the 1980s when he was just 13 years old. The places, the guerrilla methods and the psychology behind the people who join a revolution against a fascist government during the final years of the Cold War. Written by Jose Huwaidi
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The author of this documentary couldn't find a way to focus the topic of the documentary until completely spontaneously Chiyo, the one to become the guide and protagonist, started a conversation about the past civil war. He continued talking even after the filmmaker started to film him. This kicked out the filmmaking process and both continued the journey in the remote areas of El Salvador where the revolution took place. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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El SalvadorRelease Date:
11 December 2015 (El Salvador) See more »Edit
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$15,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Required viewing for anyone looking to gain some insight into the present (and historical) situation in El Salvador.
highly recommended!