When the Mountains Tremble

The documentary delves into the conflict between the Guatemalan military and the indigenous Maya during a brutal military dictatorship. It highlights themes of guerrilla warfare and human rights, offering a critical look at the impact of the war on Central America.

As part of The Resistance Saga, this film serves as an important historical account, showcasing firsthand accounts and testimonies that bring to light the struggles faced by the Mayan people. With a runtime of 83 minutes, it presents a comprehensive view of a significant period in Guatemala's history, making it a relevant watch for those interested in history and social justice.

Collectors will find value in the unique perspective presented by a woman director and the focus on indigenous issues in Central America. The film is available in formats labeled as 'other', catering to various collector preferences.