500 Years

About This Movie

500 Years dives into the layers of Guatemala's complex history, told through the lens of its indigenous Mayan population. The film has this gritty, raw vibe, you know? It captures the tension of a society in upheaval, where history isn't just a backdrop but a living, breathing entity that affects every moment. The pacing can be contemplative, allowing you to really digest the struggles and resilience of the Mayan people. The documentary style feels authentic, almost like you're sitting right there with them. The perspectives are diverse, making it distinctive in how it tackles themes of identity, resistance, and the fight for justice. Not flashy, but profoundly resonant in its simplicity and depth.

Focuses on indigenous perspectives · Examines themes of justice and identity · Documentary style provides raw authenticity