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          11. – 22. March 2026

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              CONSTRUCTING YOUR OWN CINEMATIC LANGUAGE

              11:10 - 12:00 Wednesday 18th Mar 2026 / 50 min

              How did the first-time filmmaking team behind Jaripeo craft the film’s lush, poetic language by drawing on their multidisciplinary art backgrounds, and how did embracing a vision of queer, hybrid storytelling shape their journey?

              In this panel, filmmakers Efraín Mojica and Rebecca Zweig reflect on the creative process and industry support that contributed to bringing their intimate and sensorial dive into the world of rural Mexican rodeos to the Sundance Film Festival, public media and beyond.

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              Efraín Mojica

              Efraín Mojica (Director & Producer) is a photographer, filmmaker and performance artist from Michoacán, living in Mexico City. Their work has shown in galleries around the world from Berlin, Barcelona, Seattle and most recently Museo Tlatelolco in Mexico City. Video art has always been a central part of Efraín’s work and their filmmaking is heavily influenced by their work as a conceptual artist which explores the translation and interpolation of different mediums – light, sound, and matter. In Efraín’s first feature documentary Jaripeo, the artist explores new ways of telling these real human stories, by taking an experimental film approach and walking the line between the real and the subconscious.

              Rebecca Zweig

              Rebecca Zweig is a Mexico City–based filmmaker and writer. Published in The New York Times and The Nation, she is a Sundance Institute fellow and (Egg)celerator Lab grantee. A graduate of the Iowa Writers’ Workshop, her filmmaking is shaped by her poetic practice. Jaripeo is her first feature film.