Mex-Metr
1987 · 0h 10m
If you're in the mood for experimental, artistic cinema that blends dance, urban culture, and visual storytelling, this is a fascinating deep-dive into Mexico City's most vital public space. Skip it if you need conventional narrative or want to zone out—but if you're curious about boldly unconventional filmmaking that transforms the mundane into choreography, absolutely watch it.
Plot
Unusual and suggestive journey through Mexico City and the Metro. In this work the most used public transport system in Mexico City, the Metro, is taken or transformed into a scenic space for a filmic choreography performed by the Ballet Teatro del Cuerpo where the tension between the intimate, the public and the private becomes evident. Music by Vicente Rojo Cama.