Tierra Y Libertad
- Budget
- Distributors
- Office National du Film
- Office National du Film
Production Details
- Producer
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Director
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Director of Photography
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Francisco Bojorquez
- Writer
- Jacques Gagné
- Editor
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Maurice Bulbulian
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
- Jacques Gagné
93 minutes, 1977
Tierra y Libertad is the name of a front of former Mexican peasants who have squatted in and around the town of Monterrey, in Mexico’s northern industrial sector. They have taken over city lands and built their own style of society. The film describes this odd situation that has affected close to 250 000 dispossesed persons, and is happening in many Latin American towns.
Source: Library and Archives Canada - Canadian Feature Film Database (LAC)
