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    Review: 'Brimstone & Glory' looks at a small town in Mexico where fireworks are made

    by Lorraine Ali, Los Angeles Times Jul 02, 2018 2 minutes

    Sparks fly throughout the "POV" documentary "Brimstone & Glory," a 60-minute film that chronicles the generations-old art of fireworks making in Tultepec, a small Mexican town where three-quarters of the population work in the pyrotechnic trade.

    The film, which was to air Monday on PBS, looks at the days and months leading to the National Pyrotechnic

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