La utopia tabasqueña de Tomás Garrido Canabal (2003)

Shortly after the end of the Revolution, some governors dedicated themselves to creating a new Mexico and to transforming certain customs and traditions that proved to be a heavy historical and social burden for the population. The government of Garrido Canabal spurred on agriculture and livestock farming, founded schools and fought fanaticism with fanaticism. This program contains never before seen footage of a Tabasco unknown to national television, rescuing the images produced by a government obsessed with transforming Mexican society.