Where to watch Sunú (2015)

Story

This documentary follows Mexican farmers of varying scales as they navigate the challenges facing their communities. The film explores how these agricultural workers strive to maintain their independence, preserve traditional farming practices, and protect their cultural heritage in a rapidly changing society. Through their experiences, the film examines the complex relationship between rural communities and the modern world that simultaneously depends on and marginalizes them.

Why watch

• Documentary that provides insight into Mexican agricultural communities and rural life
• Directed by Teresa Camou Guerrero with a focus on cultural preservation and farming traditions
• 80-minute film offering multiple perspectives on contemporary rural challenges

Good for: Viewers interested in documentaries about agriculture, rural communities, and cultural issues will find this relevant; certificate status unknown, so check before watching with family.