Set in a striking, near-monochrome pecan grove whose barren branches mirror the roots that lead to a netherworld of skulls, bones, scabs, puss, and of course blood, reflected in the dancers’ shroud and carpet, this dance film recalls Xibalba, is the Mayan underworld.
Eric Ramos
Tanner Van Dyke
Set in a striking, near-monochrome pecan grove whose barren branches mirror the roots that lead to a netherworld of skulls, bones, scabs, puss, and of course blood, reflected in the dancers’ shroud and carpet, this dance film recalls Xibalba, is the Mayan underworld.
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