The Faces of the Moon

The Faces of the Moon tells the story of five women from Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico, the USA, and Spain. Invited to Mexico City for the Third Annual Latin American Women's Film Festival, they spend six intense days sharing their personal histories and critiquing films. Through their interactions, the film delves into their political and national contexts, providing depth to their characters and experiences.

Directed by Guita Schyfter, this film stands out for its focus on women’s perspectives in cinema, a significant aspect for collectors interested in female-directed works. The runtime of 112 minutes allows for a thorough exploration of its themes, making it a compelling watch. With a notable cast including Geraldine Chaplin and Carmen Montejo, the film captures various cultural narratives through the lens of its characters.

Collectors will find it available on DVD, among other formats. Its rich storytelling and cultural significance are valuable for those looking to understand diverse female experiences in film.