Working in collaboration with the Filmoteca UNAM, this program presents a historical retrospective of Mexican animation films produced between 1935 and 1982. During this period, the production was non-constant and heterogeneous, with works that addressed political and cultural topics.

The program aims to feature experimental and historical works that reflect diversity, including notable milestones in Mexican animation history, such as the first documented short film made by a woman and the first computer-created animation. The audience is invited to gain insight into the ways Mexican animators sought to explore the possibilities of the medium.

The program includes the following short films:

• Paco Perico en Premier | Alfonso Vergara Andrade | México,1935 | 08:45
• Crónicas del Caribe | Francisco López y Emilio Watanabe | México, 1982 | 31:11
• Punto, línea, simetría | Gerardo León Lastra y Héctor Carranza Palacios | México, 1976 | 09:45
• El compa Clodomiro y el Capitalismo | Cine Sur | México, 1981 | 03:50
• Juárez | Juan Ramón Arana | México, 1972 | 13:25
• La persecución de Pancho Villa | Cine Sur | México, 1978 | 07:00