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Interviews with UNAM Students (1968) is a documentary focusing on the experiences of students at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. This film provides a unique perspective on the educational system and the issues of violence within the university during a significant period in Mexican history.
This film is quite rare, often overshadowed by more mainstream outputs from the era. Its limited distribution means that finding a copy can be a challenge for collectors. The documentary format, mixed with the captivating urgency of its content, makes it a noteworthy study for those interested in sociopolitical movements and student activism in the late '60s. Despite its obscurity, it holds significant value for anyone delving into historical documents of that period.
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Interviews with UNAM Students is a documentary.
The film was produced by UNAM and the Centro Universitario de Estudios Cinematográficos (CUEC).
Interviews with UNAM Students was released in 1968.
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