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“I'm not one of those cases," he says, "There are many such cases, that tell you that when they were five-years-old they had a little video camera and they filmed their clay toys and they did their little home movies. I wasn't one of those.”
In the history of cinema, filmmakers have often faced seemingly insurmountable difficulties to produce meaningful films, and time and again they have turned those challenges into creative opportunities that have expanded the palette of cinematic language.
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Bohrman secured the U.S. theatrical release of the Salvador Carrasco-directed and Placido Domingo-produced The Other Conquest (1998), about neo-colonialism from an Aztec point of view. Cinescene described the film as “one of the more astonishing feature film debuts in recent memory.”
History is written for the victors and what they leave out are the losers, academic historian Arthur Drexler noted. But Mexican director Salvador Carrasco wanted to tell the losers' story.