Nicolás Echevarría
Nicolás Echevarría is a Mexican film director and screenwriter renowned for his documentaries and feature films that explore Mexican culture and indigenous traditions. His notable works include Cabeza de Vaca (1991), which depicts the journey of Spanish explorer Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, and Eco de la Montaña (2014), a documentary about Huichol artist Santos de la Torre. Echevarría's films are celebrated for their ethnographic depth and visual storytelling, contributing significantly to Mexican cinema.
Echo of the Mountain
(Writer)
Echo of the Mountain
(Director of Photography)
Cabeza de Vaca
(Screenplay)
Cabeza de Vaca
(Director)
De la calle
(Director)
Flor y canto
(Director)
Sor Juana Inez de la cruz
(Director)
The 68 Memorial
(Director of Photography)
Echo of the Mountain
(Director)
Life Kills
(Director)
Life Kills
(Screenplay)
The 68 Memorial
(Director)
The 68 Memorial
(Writer)
Enemies
(Director)
Judea
(Director)
Maria Sabina, Spirit Woman
(Director)
El día que murió Pedro Infante
(Cinematography)
El día que murió Pedro Infante
(Music)
El niño Fidencio, el taumaturgo de Espinazo
(Director)
El niño Fidencio, el taumaturgo de Espinazo
(Writer)
The Return of the Dead
(Thanks)
Juanicas
(Thanks)
Teshuinada, semana santa Tarahumara
(Director)
Tzintzuntzan
(Director)
Peasant Poets
(Director)
Peasant Poets
(Screenplay)
Peasant Poets
(Director of Photography)
Mexico Mobile Cinema
(Director of Photography)
Appalachian Journey
(Cinematography)
Cordelia Urueta
(Director of Photography)
Mom
(Thanks)
Ramona
(Director)
American Patchwork: Songs and Stories of America
(Director of Photography)