In this meditative short film, an elderly man journeys back to his ancestral homeland in Mexico, retracing footsteps left by generations before him. Through sepia-toned stills, bilingual narration, and a mournful acoustic score, the film becomes a cinematic prayer—quietly unfolding themes of identity, exile, and return.
Directed by Brian Kryszewski de Ybarrondo and written by Wes Adler, Old Country for My Soul is an ode to the emotional terrain of memory and the soul's pull toward home.
El General Book Trailer (2024)
Narrated through letters, reflections, and reconstructed archives, El General – In the Shadow of Giants is not a biography of a legend, but an elegy for the unsung.
Mejía, often relegated to footnotes beneath figures like Juárez and Díaz, speaks here as a witness to a nation’s formation and fracture. His voice, tender and unflinching, carries the reader through exile, battle, and betrayal—not for glory, but for the Republic’s unfulfilled promise.
The Diplomat Book Trailer (2025)
Set against the backdrop of occupied Mexico, The Diplomat captures the quiet power of observation, the price of neutrality, and the final unraveling of imperial ambition.
Written by Brian Kryszewski de Ybarrondo, this chapter in the La Patria es Primero series turns political silence into cinematic poetry.
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