A story of burgeoning labor rights amongst poor fishermen in a small village in Mexico..
"Redes," sometimes known as "The Waves," is absolutely worth seeking out if you appreciate cinema that feels alive with purpose. If you're drawn to powerful, human stories about struggle and community, this is for you. Those needing quick plots or modern gloss might find its pace a challenge, but its stark beauty and e...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Emilio Gómez Muriel
Harley Knoles
Community
Log in to comment.
""Redes," sometimes known as "The Waves," is absolutely worth seeking out if you appreciate cinema that feels alive with purpose. If you're drawn to powerful, human stories about struggle and community, this is for you. Those needing quick plots or modern gloss might find its pace a challenge, but its stark beauty and emotional weight are undeniable. It's a true classic for a reason. The very first shots, with the fishing nets spread out, are mesmerizing. They almost look abstract, like a patter..."
Henwar Rodakiewicz, Emilio Gómez Muriel, Agustín Velázquez Chávez, Leo Hurwitz, Fred Zinnemann, Hilario Paullada, Paul Strand, John Dos Passos
Mexico
1920 · IMDb —
Bruno Ziener
