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Josué Sánchez Reyes

Born June 29, 2001 · Puebla, Mexico (age 25)

Josué Sánchez Reyes is a Mexican filmmaker from the Nahua communities of San Isidro Buensuceso, Tlaxcala, and San Miguel Canoa, Puebla. He is currently studying for a Bachelor’s degree in Cinematography at CINEMA Escuela de Cinematografía y Medios Audiovisuales, where he primarily works in directing, cinematography, and editing. His work explores memory, identity, community traditions, and perso…

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Meche

Mercedes, a retired woman, wants to get her tape recorder fixed, but on her way home she runs into her sister, with whom she had lost touch. Carmen reveals that, following their father's death, she had left home out of fear after becoming pregnant. Mercedes comes to realize that the affection she felt for Carmen would have been stronger than her fear.

Techiq

Margarita and Evaristo, a peasant couple, live alone in their hut at the foot of the Malintzin volcano. Every day they wait for the Techiq bird to announce the return of their son, who migrated long ago in search of work and has not returned. One morning, Margarita falls ill, and a forest creature appears before Evaristo. Is it death, or something more?

The Tribute

The Tribute · 2025

MovieFantasyHorror

Guided by the longing to see his father again, a young man wanders deep into the forest to perform an ancient ritual. Surrounded by candles, shadows, and memories, he learns that calling on the dead can awaken something far more sinister.

The Last Chord

The Last Chord · 2026

MovieFantasyMusic

On a rainy night, Diego attempts to play the song Citlali once taught him. Each chord takes him back to the day she tried to speak, but he chose not to listen. Through clumsy chords, Diego confronts the consequences of that seemingly insignificant moment, learning that some words, once lost to silence, can never be heard again.

The Dance of the Basarios

The Dance of the Basarios · 2024

The Dance of the Basarios

MovieDocumentaryMusic

Every year, during the patron saint’s feast of San Isidro Buensuceso, Tlaxcala, the Basarios keep alive a tradition passed down from generation to generation. Through the testimonies of the dancers and documentation of the celebration, this documentary explores the origins, meaning, and continuity of this cultural expression, highlighting its importance as a symbol of the community’s identity.

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Meche

Mercedes, a retired woman, wants to get her tape recorder fixed, but on her way home she runs into her sister, with whom she had lost touch. Carmen reveals that, following their father's death, she had left home out of fear after becoming pregnant. Mercedes comes to realize that the affection she felt for Carmen would have been stronger than her fear.

Director of Photography

Techiq

Margarita and Evaristo, a peasant couple, live alone in their hut at the foot of the Malintzin volcano. Every day they wait for the Techiq bird to announce the return of their son, who migrated long ago in search of work and has not returned. One morning, Margarita falls ill, and a forest creature appears before Evaristo. Is it death, or something more?

Director of Photography

The Tribute

The Tribute · 2025

MovieFantasyHorror

Guided by the longing to see his father again, a young man wanders deep into the forest to perform an ancient ritual. Surrounded by candles, shadows, and memories, he learns that calling on the dead can awaken something far more sinister.

Director

The Last Chord

The Last Chord · 2026

MovieFantasyMusic

On a rainy night, Diego attempts to play the song Citlali once taught him. Each chord takes him back to the day she tried to speak, but he chose not to listen. Through clumsy chords, Diego confronts the consequences of that seemingly insignificant moment, learning that some words, once lost to silence, can never be heard again.

Director

The Dance of the Basarios

The Dance of the Basarios · 2024

The Dance of the Basarios

MovieDocumentaryMusic

Every year, during the patron saint’s feast of San Isidro Buensuceso, Tlaxcala, the Basarios keep alive a tradition passed down from generation to generation. Through the testimonies of the dancers and documentation of the celebration, this documentary explores the origins, meaning, and continuity of this cultural expression, highlighting its importance as a symbol of the community’s identity.

Director of Photography