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When the mountains tremble

The story of Guatemalan Native woman, Rigoberta Menchu, as history transforms her life. Forced into exile to escape the brutality of the military regime in Guatemala, Rigoberta weaves together the fabric of recent Guatemalan history, the beauty and richness of the culture, the strength of the people and the tragedy of human greed and corruption.

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  • "astonishing story of Rigoberta Menchú, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize"
  • "Astonishing story of Rigoberta Menchú, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize"@en
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  • "The story of Guatemalan Native woman, Rigoberta Menchu, as history transforms her life. Forced into exile to escape the brutality of the military regime in Guatemala, Rigoberta weaves together the fabric of recent Guatemalan history, the beauty and richness of the culture, the strength of the people and the tragedy of human greed and corruption."@en
  • "Describes the struggle of the Indian peasantry in Guatemala against state and foreign oppression. Uses a variety of formats--interviews, direct address, newsreels, re-inactments, video transmissions, and live footage. Loosely centered on the experiences of 1992 Nobel Peace Prize winner Rigoberta Menchù."
  • "A documentary describing the struggle of the Indian peasantry in Guatemala against state and foreign oppression. Uses a variety of formats--interviews, direct address, newsreels, re-inactments, video transmissions, and live footage shot at great hazard. Loosely centered on the experiences of a 23 year old Indian woman now living in exile."@en
  • "Rigoberta Menchú, a Quiché Indian and winner of the 1992 Nobel Peace Prize, narrates her story about the struggle of the largely Indian peasantry in Guatemala against a heritage of state and foreign (i.e., U.S.) oppression."
  • "A documentary describing the struggle of the Indian peasantry in Guatemala against state and foreign oppression. Uses a variety of forms-- interviews, direct address, newsreels, re-inactmemts, video transmissions, and on-the-spot footage shot at great hazard. Loosely centered on the two experiences of a 23-year-old Indian woman now living in exile."
  • "A documentary describing the struggle of the Indian peasentry in Guatemala against state and foreign oppression. Uses a variety of forms--interviews, direct address, newsreels, re-enactments, video transmissions, and on-the-spot footage shot at great hazard. Loosely centered on the two experiences of a 23-year-old Indian woman now living in exile."
  • ""A documentary on the war between the Guatemalan military and the Mayan population, with firsthand accounts by Nobel Peace Prize winner Rigoberta Menchu." -- IMDb."@en
  • "A documentary describing the struggle of the Indian peasantry in Guatemala against state and foreign oppression. Uses a variety of formats--interviews, direct address, newsreels, re-enactments, video transmissions, and live footage shot at great hazard. Loosely centered on the experiences of a 23 year old Indian woman now living in exile."
  • "A documentary describing the struggle of the Indian peasantry in Guatemala against state and foreign oppression. Uses a variety of formats--interviews, direct address, newsreels, re-enactments, video transmissions, and live footage shot at great hazard. Loosely centered on the experiences of a 23 year old Indian woman now living in exile."@en
  • "Chronicles the astonishing, true story of Nobel Prize winner Rigoberta Menchú, who is a Quiché Indian woman, as she stood up for her people and helped wage a rebellion in the wake of seemingly unconquerable oppression. Shot at the height of the heated battle between the heavily-armed Guatemalan Military and the nearly defenseless Mayan population."
  • "Chronicles the astonishing story of one woman who stood up for her people and helped wage a rebellion in the wake of seemingly unconquerable oppression. Shot at the height of the heated battle between the heavily-armed Guatemalan military and a nearly defenseless Mayan population, the filmmakers captured live combat footage of this previously unreported war. Throughout the imminent chaos and danger, Menchú provides courage and optimism in a time where death squads kill without conscience and an oppressive dictator seizes power."@en

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  • "Biographical films"
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  • "Documentary"
  • "Feature films"@en
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  • "Biography"@en

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