Mexico's national film archive marks the 2026 World Cup with a football cinema season spotlighting the forgotten 1971 women's tournament.
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Key Facts
—The event: Mexico’s national film archive, the Cineteca Nacional, launched a football-themed film season on June 5.
—The title: “Cine y futbol: una mirada diferente” runs across its three venues and a national circuit through July.
—The focus: It gathers Mexican and Latin American fiction and documentary that read football through society, memory and politics.
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