The Black Legend of Mexican Cinema

This documentary delves into the historical context of Mexican cinema, particularly the actions taken by Miguel Contreras Torres against the monopolistic practices of William O. Jenkins. It highlights the challenges faced by filmmakers during this period and how Contreras Torres' fight for integrity in cinema was largely forgotten over time.

At 97 minutes, the film presents a narrative that seeks to recover the lost history of Mexican cinema and the significance of Contreras Torres' contributions. The documentary not only sheds light on the past but also aims to revive interest in the films he created, offering viewers a chance to engage with an important yet overlooked chapter in the film industry.