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Montaña de Luz
Matthew Leahy
2008
Categories:
Crystal Heart Award Winners, Documentary Shorts
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3 pictures
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Run time:
39 min.
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Canada, Honduras
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Language:
Spanish, English
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Subtitled
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On a Honduran mountainside overlooking vast fields of sugar cane, a six-year-old boy named Marlon dreams of becoming an artist. Twelve-year-old Inri dreams of attending university. Little Yorleni simply dreams of having a family. Meet the children of the Montaña de Luz orphanage, their lives a living testament to the beauty and innocence of childhood in the face of adversity beyond their years.
With artistry and honesty, the camera paints a stirring portrait of a loving community where nothing is truly certain but hope and where each birthday is a celebration of dreams fulfilled and dreams to come. Heartland Content Key: AT (contains adult themes not suitable for children) Visit the Box Office to purchase your screening and special event tickets today! |
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The kids in this documentary are amazing. In one scene: one of the boys playfully walks his fingers up the arm of his blind grandma...you glow from the mutual adoration, respect, & love that they share. These children are inspiring!
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