Mexico City faces a continual battle for access to water: getting it, rationing it, transporting it, and consuming it with the utmost judgment and care.
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Directors |
José Cohen |
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Country |
Mexico |
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Year |
2014 |
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Running Time |
82 mins |
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SFGFF Film Program: |
Green Film Fest Screening - April 17, 2016 SF Premiere. Mexico City faces a continual battle for access to water: getting it, rationing it, transporting it, and consuming it with the utmost judgment and care. The Valley of Mexico is a complex water system in high demand - from the urban sprawl of the city to the farmlands that surround and supply it - and at the same time is facing unstoppable pollution. Among the complex water situation, can collective action provide an answer? DISCUSSION WITH: José Cohen, director. |
