📽️THE ECHO directed by Tatiana Huezo will be in cinemas this Friday, 26 July! 💻Read our latest editorial "Knowing When To Listen: The Rhythms of Tatiana Huezo’s The Echo" by film journalist, critic, and programmer Rafa Sales Ross shorturl.at/1QCt3 Scroll for more 👇

'Tatiana Huezo’s mesmerising docufiction film presents a holistic view of a rural Mexican village' Sight and Sound magazine The Echo is now showing. bit.ly/EchoBDH

As About Dry Grasses hits cinemas, a reminder that all 8 of Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s previous films are in one bumper box: newwavefilms.co.uk/view-film-deta…

As we open The Echo by Tatiana Huezo today, was reminded that exactly 5 years ago we opened another Mexican film, The Chambermaid by the force of nature that is ⁦Lila Avilés⁩ .

★★★★”This insightful, immersive documentary…explores gender roles and thwarted dreams in the village..” Wendy Ide 🙏🏽Great review for ‘The Echo’ 💫

★★★★ 'This insightful, immersive documentary...explores gender roles and thwarted dreams in the village.' Wendy Ide THE ECHO plays second week in cinemas 👉newwavefilms.co.uk/where/271 🎟️🎟️

The Echo, by Tatiana Huezo, now playing in Cinemas in the UK!! #FilmoftheWeek

The Echo, a poetic documentary by acclaimed director Tatiana Huezo (Prayers for the Stolen) captures the rhythms, struggles, and shared joys of three rural families in an isolated Mexican village. 🌱 Screening on the 24th and 29th August! 🎬 buff.ly/3A7bmgv

🎬 Acclaimed director Tatiana Huezo (Prayers for the Stolen) captures the rhythms, hardships, and communal joys of three rural families in acclaimed docufiction #TheEcho (El Eco). 🌱🌽 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wendy Ide. 📅 Fri 9 - Tue 13 August at Storyhouse Cinema. 🎫 storyhouse.com/whats-on/the-e…

"This exquisitely textured film observes how children's lives echo those of their parents, repeating generations on the same constantly inconstant land, until somebody breaks the pattern."Guy Lodge Variety THE ECHO, Tatiana Huezo's enchanting film in cinemas here this

In these days of hate, exhausting political debate, injustice over there and over here... I would recommend a break to see and just feel The Echo by Tatiana Huezo, one of the most talented voices from Latin America Watershed New Wave Films watershed.co.uk/whatson/12745/…

Last Chance Thursday! Two beautiful films leave us today so try and see them if you can! 🎥 Kensuke’s Kingdom 1.15pm and 3.45pm 🎥 The Echo 6pm and 8.30pm Quality films at your #local #affordable #independent venue! ModernFilms New Wave Films arthousecrouchend.co.uk

'School children are often right on the front line. With Ernesto Pardo’s extraordinary camerawork holding them close, you might find it hard to let them go. You might wish that Huezo would perhaps return for a follow-up, a Mexico-set spin on Michael Apted’s indelible Seven Up

Very sad news about Margaret Menegoz, one of the longest lasting of producers. Many many collaborations in the past (as Artificial Eye). Condolences to her nearest and the Losange team.

Behind the seen: CLOSE YOUR EYES, Víctor Erice’s first feature in more than three decades, casts a spell like nothing else I’ve seen this year. It opens Aug. 23 in U.S. theatres; here’s my review of this quietly transcendent movie. newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…

The best film I've seen so far this year, Victor Erice's CLOSE YOUR EYES, opens in New York today. It's magnificent! See it! vulture.com/article/victor…

"A powerful experience... you feel you are in the course of the work." Kermode & Mayo Tatiana Huezo's documentary THE ECHO (El Eco, 2023) is our September DOC Club screening The Cameo, Edinburgh 📅11 September, 7.30 pm + recorded Director Q&A TICKETS: bit.ly/theechodoc

A tender film that celebrates the grace of all animals and the children of this earth alike Tatiana Huezo's THE ECHO plays now in Inverness Eden Court Highlands Leeds Hyde Park Picture House Oxford Ultimate Pic Palace Belfast Queen's Film Theatre Hebden Bridge Hebden Bridge Arts Malvern Malvern Theatres & London Institut français UK

Not surprisingly, US reviews of CLOSE YOUR EYES have been as celebrated as ours in the UK and worldwide. For the love of cinema go and see the film from the masterful, elusive Víctor Erice.

"Miguel and Julio are the two faces (like Janus) of the same identity. The former cannot escape his past, carrying the burden of memory; the latter, touched by the merciful hand of fate, has freed himself from that weight." Read Víctor Erice's fab interview w Bilge Ebiri New York Magazine