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Alternate Names: María Mercedes Coroy
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María Mercedes Coroy, born and raised in Santa María de Jesús, Guatemala, speaks Mayan Kaqchikel. Discovered via a casting call by director Jayro Bustamante, she graduated from the University of San Carlos de Guatemala with an acting degree in 2016.
Birth Name: María Telón
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Alternate Names: Maria Telon, María Telón Soc
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María Telón, a Mayan Kaqchikel girl born in Guatemala, was seventeen when she lived on the slopes of an active volcano awaiting her arranged marriage. Her groom-to-be had to spend months working in the city before their union, exposing María to unfamiliar surroundings.
Release Year: 2015
Nation: France, Guatemala, Netherlands, Switzerland
Alternative Title: Ixcanul - Träume am Fuße des Vulkans, Ixcanul: Vulkanen, Ixcanul Volcano, 火の山のマリア, En ung, Вулкан Ишканул, Vulkan
Director: Jayro Bustamante
Writer: Jayro Bustamante
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Companies: CNC, Hubert Bals Fund, La Casa de Production, La Région Île-de-France, Tu Vas Voir, Visions Sud Est
Genre: Drama
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María, a 17-year-old Kaqchikel Maya girl, lives with her parents on a coffee plantation at the foot of an active volcano in Guatemala. She is betrothed to the farm's foreman but longs for independence and dreams of discovering the world beyond their remote community. María seduces a fellow coffee harvester who promises to take her to the United States. When he leaves without her, María must confront the reality of her situation and grapple with the cultural complexities of her own Mayan heritage.
Ixcanul is a poignant coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of Guatemala's Kaqchikel Maya community. Directed by Jayro Bustamante, the film follows María as she navigates traditional expectations, cultural identity, and personal aspirations amidst the harsh realities of life on an active volcano. While plot details are sparse in available sources, Ixcanul is praised for its authentic portrayal of Mayan culture and its exploration of themes such as womanhood, tradition vs. modernity, and the pursuit of freedom.