Discoveries from Peru World Cinema

Interest in the protection of the minor.

Sentimental memories and adolescence of some 15-year-old characters.

Relationship between pre-ceramic man and the Peruvian sea.

History of the Ocopa convent from which the evangelization of the Amazon began.

The pioneering archaeological work of Julio C. Tello (1880-1947), which initiated research into the Peruvian past.

A meeting of two dead men in the afterlife, one rich and the other poor. The rich man sheds his finery to save himself from hell but sinks into it, while the poor man floats.

Documentary about the 1980 women's national volleyball team.

A sick man fights for his life in the face of medical indifference.

Through engravings of the city of Lima, the beauty and uniqueness of the city described by foreign travelers during the 19th century are shown.

A retired film projectionist tells us about his experiences as such, from silent to sound films, with both national and international cinema.

Reforestation of Lima's public parks and gardens by children.

The importance of affection and education in the formation and development of the human being up to 3 years of age.

In the world of women in prison, the Educational Reform makes changes possible for female inmates.

History of the German colonization of the area. Photos from various stages of the colonization, conversation with the oldest residents.

It showcases the work and preparation of the textiles made by the artisans of the Piladucho neighborhood in the city of Ayacucho.

Afro-Peruvian dances for Christmas in Chincha.

Regarding the work of the Christian peasantry of Bambamarca, who together carry out works that benefit the community.

Reconstruction of the most important moments of the battle of Tarapacá, a Peruvian town lost in the War with Chile (1879-1884).

The fantasy and frustration of an anonymous employee, trying to get closer to his unfulfilled dreams and the frustrated desires of any of us.

The Lima carnival through the ages.

Importance of the role of the Peruvian university in supporting agriculture and reforestation.

Consequences of the 1970 earthquake in Huaraz and the reconstruction of the city.

Learning of peasant children in their Basic Labor Education classes - EBL.

The Diablada dance of Puno folklore.

It revives various Peruvian traditions such as bullfighting, cockfighting, the marinera dance, among others.

Pilgrimage to the Christ of the Ausangate snow-capped mountain.

A beekeeper from the region shows the life and production of his bee hives.

The work of the ice harvesters of the Huascarán mountain collecting ice for the tasty fruit shaved ice.

A look at the ceramics of the ancient Peruvians and cinema today.

Tour of the Mantaro Valley where a procession, archaeological ruins, handicrafts and the Chonguinada dance are shown.

Working day of the railway watchmen (carrilanos) in Ticlio, one of the highest places in the world for a train to pass.

The most elusive wild animals from different areas of Peru, such as the ferret, the ocelot, the pacarana, the spider monkey, the choros, the musmuquis, etc.

A young man breaks into a house intending to steal. Photographs in the house trigger memories of his childhood and Lima in the 1950s, with its mambo music, beauty pageants, and elections.

A person with an artistic vocation is forced to abandon it to work as a bureaucrat due to pressure from their family.

A brief remembrance of the Peruvian doctor Daniel Alcides Carrión (1857-1885), his investigation of the disease known as verruga, his self-inoculation of the virus and the heroic death of the doctor who with his sacrifice defeated the plague that decimated the miners of the Andes.

Air transport, aircraft maintenance and customs protection services offered by the Jorge Chávez International Airport in the city of Lima.

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A report on the Aguaruna communities (Seasmi-Japaimi) and their confrontation with Western culture, represented by settlers and oil companies. Through a series of reports, the opinions of migrants from other regions about the Aguaruna are explored. Simultaneously, the natives are observed in some of their daily activities: hunting, fishing, building houses, and logging.

Continuation of the series on the construction of the North Peruvian Pipeline.

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An old connoisseur of the deserts tells us about the life of the microorganisms that inhabit them.

Documentary that shows the new urban settlements that have emerged in Lima.

The role of work in the evolution of human intelligence according to Engels' theory.

The city of Huamachuco and the men who were born in that land, such as César Vallejo, Ciro Alegría, and Abelardo Gamarra, still bear their traces and dwellings.

The life of alpaca herders, the economic context, and the harshness of the environment in which they live and work.

Report on bilateral relations between the two countries.

Pro Promoinvest Producciones S.A., Dir Roy Belmont Sangüesa, Pej G Roy Belmont, Cam John Beauclock.

Record of the patron saint festival of Huamachuco, which is celebrated every year on August 15th.

Paracas Bay is seen as a sacred and untouchable place because of the richness of the fauna that inhabits it.

In the town of El Toro, in the province of Huamachuco, José Faustino Sánchez Carrión (1787-1825), a hero of the Independence of Peru, was born; his life is recounted in the places where he lived.

The potter's task: making clay pots with his hands.

Presence and pictorial work of the painter Tilsa Tsuchiya (1936-1984).

Distributed by the Central Section of National Film and Newsreels of the Ministry of Government and Police, the short film "Earthquake" documents the extent of the destruction and the work of institutions on behalf of the communities affected by the 7.7 Mw moment magnitude earthquake that struck the Peruvian highlands and central jungle in 1947, claiming 2,233 lives. The Minister of Agriculture, Engineer Pedro Manuel Venturo Zapata, visited the area to direct the relief operations, carried out alongside volunteers from the Peruvian Red Cross. Reconstruction would not begin until 1951 with the rehabilitation of the Lima-Concepción-Satipo-Río Negro highway.

The Santiago de Surco grape harvest festival, 1960. Lima, Peru

The legendary Higuereta estate.

Eighty-seven educational institutions belonging to the Union of Universities of Latin America (UDUAI), founded in 1949, met in Lima, Peru, in 1967 to celebrate their Fifth General Assembly. Luis Alberto Sánchez, Rector of the National University of San Marcos, was present. Presentations included: "The Role of Universities in the Spiritual and Cultural Integration of Latin America," by Dr. Luis Alberto Sánchez; "Planning Higher Education in Latin America," by Eng. Javier Barros Sierra; and "The Urgency of Promoting Basic Scientific Education to Complement Latin American Training," by Dr. Carlos Chagas. President Fernando Belaúnde Terry received greetings from the members of the Union of Universities of Latin America at the Government Palace.

The Lima Country Club was the setting for this interesting fashion show in support of "Christmas for Peruvian Children 1956," which focused on the history of Peruvian fashion. Personalities such as Dolores "Lolita" Sabogal Morzán (Miss Peru - Universe 1956), Juanita Pásara de Revoredo (co-founder of La Casa de la Tradición), Gladys Zender Urbina (Miss Peru & Miss Universe 1957), and Silvia Kessel del Río participated.

In 1955, the Social Security Workers' Hospital (now Guillermo Almenara Irigoyen Hospital) in the La Victoria district of Lima presented its recently acquired Philips brand artificial respirator, or "Resuscitator," to a large audience of doctors, nurses, and students. For them, the demonstration became a valuable professional development opportunity. As the news report noted, the "Resuscitator" was very easy to operate, as it was designed to provide rapid respiratory support to anyone experiencing drowning, gas asphyxiation, or electrocution.

Excerpt from a short documentary film dedicated to the economic activity of Peru in the early thirties by the American company Eastman Kodak Company of Rochester filmed between 1930 and 1931 and disseminated in the educational circuit from 1932.

The Chira River, the carob groves, the monument to the Hero Miguel Grau Seminario—among other images of a progressive Piura—serve as a prologue to the founding of the University of Piura (UDEP), established at the initiative of Saint Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer, founder of Opus Dei. The opening ceremony of the Academic Year on April 7, 1969, was attended by its Rector, Engineer Ricardo Rey Polis, Dr. Agustín de la Puente Candamo, and the Archbishop of Piura, Monsignor Erasmo Hinojosa. Noticiero Perú, Lima, April 1969