INTRO 1 OF 10

Oaxaca Day of the Dead Documentary Short Films Introduction.

TLACOLULA MARKET 2 OF 10

The Tlacolula market sells bread of the dead, flowers and fruits ofrendas for the upcoming Day of the Dead holyday.

OAXACA CITY 3 of 10

Oaxaca City's Municipal Cemetery. Local troba plays Pepe Guizar's 'Sin Ti'.

REYES ETLA 4 of 10

Reyes Etla's Municipal Cemetary. Local man tells us about the significance of the Day of the Dead' Holiday for the people of Oaxaca.

SAN JUAN TEITIPAC 5 of 10

San Juan Teitipac's family Ofrendas, algo called Altars, set at their homes.

XOXOCOTLAN 6 of 10

Xoxocotlan's Municipal Cemetary. World Guinness Record for the biggest Day of the Dead Altar. Local man sings and plays on his guitar Juan Gabriel's 'Amor Eterno'.

COMPARSA DEL BAJIO 7 of 10

The Comparsa del Bajio is a Day of the Dead Parada that ends with Poetry that mocks Death, alson known as 'Calaveras', and a full on costume dance.

SAN FELIPE DEL AGUA 8 of 10

San Felipe del Agua Cemetary, a woman explans why she goes to visit get diseased family memebers. Party to honor a well known politician's mother that passed away the year before.

SAN AGUSTIN ETLA 9 of 10

San Agustin Etla's Comparsa is a full on flamboyant mirror made costume. The characters dance to the timbal then parade to the local church.

OUTRO 10 of 10

Oaxaca City's Artcraft Market set up by local artists. Closing Credits.

CEDART PARADE DELETED SCENE

Students from the Oaxacan Art School CEDART take on the streets and parade to the Municipal Cemetery. Music, Dance, Stilts and many Calaveras!

OAXACA DAY OF THE DEAD STILL PHOTOGRAPHY

Picture Frames from the shoot in Oaxaca, and some Black and White images from the San Juan Teitipac's Families.

LATV INTERVIEWS OAXACA DAY OF THE DEAD'S DIRECTOR

Interview with Oliver Quintanilla, Director of Oaxaca Day of the Dead, a National Geographic All Roads Film Project Selection.

TRAILER

A National Geographic's All Roads Film Project Selection, Oaxaca Day of the Dead is a collection of eight documentary short films Shot in the Central Valley of the State of Oaxaca.