The Devil’s Flower

The Devil’s Flower

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When she was a child, Rosa Julia Leyva played among the poppy fields, a plant that her mother called the “devil’s flower.” Years later, when drug trafficking invaded her town in Guerrero, Mexico, Rosa Julia finally understood what her mother meant.

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CREDITS

PRODUCED BY
José Luis Pardo Veiras


EDITED BY
Camila Segura, Silvia Viñas y Daniel Alarcón


SOUND DESIGN
Andrés Azpiri


MUSIC
Rémy Lozano


ILLUSTRATION
Jugo Gástrico


COUNTRY
México


PUBLISHED ON
11/16/2020

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