Discoveries from Peru World Cinema

Report on the skull deformation technique used by the Paracas culture.

Report on the mineral extraction activities carried out by the state-owned company Centromin.

Short film.

The city of Tacna, its history and its people.

Short film.

Short film.

In 1985, Alan García was elected president of Peru and promised an electric train for the city of Lima. In 2011, a section of Line 1 was inaugurated—22 of the 236.88 kilometers that make up the 7 lines of the original plan. During these 25 years, the train has served a variety of purposes far removed from transporting passengers. Someone composed a song for it, others got married inside its carriages, enthusiastic artists painted murals on the unfinished columns, a young woman started an urban art project in its honor, and a dreamer drove it alone every Friday to prevent its deterioration. Thus, many lives and stories have been intertwined with the rails of this unfinished train. There are still 163 stations to be built and many reasons to demand that the promises not be forgotten.

Best Short Film and Best First Feature Film IV Extraordinary Competition of Peruvian Short Films CONACINE 2008.

Something has happened to make Luz hate her beloved cousin. Among hills and crosses, she will discover that the world is no longer the same.

Description of Holy Week traditions in Catacaos.

Short film.

A view of the museum that houses the heroes who foreshadowed the Independence of Peru.

Report on the construction of the Chira-Piura dam, a project carried out by the Velasco government.

A visit to the mysterious rock forest in the department of Cerro de Pasco, with its amazing shapes.

Floral offerings, candles and prayers on All Souls' Day in a rural community in the central highlands.

Explanation of the 200-nautical-mile thesis defended by the military government.

Short film.

Mineral production in the department of Ilo carried out by the Cerro de Pasco Copper Corporation.

Mining projects for mineral extraction and processing in southern Peru.

Around Taquile Island in Puno and the iconography of its textiles

Short film.

Short film.

An animated series planned for approximately 12 to 14 episodes of 20 minutes each, starring a mythical warrior, for which an exceptional one-and-a-half-minute color promotional short was made (between 1977 and 1978).

Short animated film.

Short animated film.

Short animated film.

Presentation of the 1980 women's national volleyball team at the peak of their performance. Match against Japan, their toughest opponent.

Short film.

Short film.

8,000 children gathered in the main square of Cusco to receive a shower of gold, a tribute from their father, the Sun.

Short film.

Holy Week in the community of Porcón de Cajamarca is one of the manifestations that reflect the religious syncretism and magic inherent to the Andean being.

The film, after showing some articles from the Declaration of the Rights of Peoples, promulgated in Algiers in 1974, presents Nicolás Maduro at an OAS session held in Panama, responding to attacks from the United States Secretary of State, Ms. Condoleezza Rice.

Short film.

Short film.

Documentary.

Problems of the old usurer Domingo with his young wife Rosa due to the arrival of his godson from the mountains.

It narrates the interaction of children from the Ashaninka village with the Amazonian nature after surviving the destruction of their community due to the confrontation with Shining Path.

Short film.

Short film.

Short film.

Short film about Lucho Hernández.

In the Villa El Salvador neighborhood, Pedrito, an 8-year-old boy, has to abandon his studies to help support his family.

Short film with Chacalón y La Nueva Crema.

Two elderly migrants from Loreto living in Lima

Short film.

Short film.

Short film.

Short film.

Short film.

Short film.

Short film.

Short film.

In commemoration of International Women's Day, a short film set in 19th-century Lima tells the story of the "tapadas," women who, hidden beneath their skirts and shawls, defied social norms by finding freedom and independence in anonymity. Admired by artists and chroniclers for their audacity and charm, these women transformed the city into a space of female liberation, despite condemnation from the Church, authorities, and the medical establishment, which attempted to prohibit their clothing and behavior. Through their own voices, the film reconstructs their resistance against these impositions, revealing a silent struggle where identity, desire, and rebellion intertwine in the streets of Lima.

UNICEF film.

Short film.

Short film.

Short film.

Short film.