全球搜索教育: 卡洛斯·H 导演. 特赫达讨论个人勇气的力量.

发表于 ç. M. 鲁宾于十一月 4, 2023

这个月, 观众可以放映 革命者 (革命者) 在星球课堂网络上. 本影片由 KIDS FIRST 为 Planet Classroom Network 策划! 电影节.

革命者 (革命者) is a heartwarming short film by Director Carlos H. 特赫达. In this story we follow 8-year-old Pachito on his journey to school, dressed as a 19th-century Mexican revolutionary. The story unfolds around a chance encounter that changes his perspective, teaching him a timeless lesson about courage and embracing individuality. A touching story for audiences of all ages.

全球搜索教育 is pleased to welcome Director Carlos H. 特赫达.

Carlos, why did you choose 19th-century revolutionaries as the subject of your film? How did you come up with the concept?

The Mexican revolution is one of the few festivities in which students are required to dress up, besides spring and Dia de los Muertos in Mexico. This short film is about courage and being brave, which I believe mirrors very well with what a revolution represents.

This film teaches a good lesson in not letting other people’s opinions influence you. Can you share your thoughts on the importance of addressing this theme, especially for younger audiences?

I speak from personal experience that I regret the ideas I had that I didn’t execute because of fear of what others think. Especially when you are younger and are in the process of creating your own personality, it is absolutely important to learn to listen to yourself. Do what you believe is right, even if others say otherwise.

You tell a meaningful story within a short runtime. Can you elaborate on the creative challenges and strategies you used to convey the message effectively in this format?

Telling a short story is always a challenge since you have to keep in mind you only have a few minutes to get your idea across. You have to ask yourself: What is the heart of the story? How am I moving my story forward in every beat?

Is this short film based on any past experiences of yours or someone you know, and what do you most hope audiences will take away?

My elementary years were very difficult. You are trying to blend in and socialize with colleagues that come from different frames of reference, and as a kid, you are still figuring out how to do that correctly. I remember the idea of standing out visually in a classroom was terrifying when I was little. This short film is a reminder that you should never underestimate the personal challenges anyone is going through. What could be a small issue for you could be a huge problem for someone else.

谢谢, Carlos!