Film is a language beyond languages. Óscar Catacora, from Puno, is the director of Wiñaypacha (2017), a film that stands out for, at least, two things: it was made at five thousands metres above sea level, and takes place entirely in the Aymara language. The movie won two awards at the 33^rd Guadalajara International Film Festival and opened in Peru last April. The Frenchman Philippe Claudel is the author of over a dozen novels, has written screenplays for three films and has directed four feature films, including I’ve Loved You So Long (2008), a film that won a BAFTA award for Best Foreign Film and was nominated for a Golden Globe in the same category. They will talk to the Peruvian filmmaker Miguel Barreda.

Simultaneous translation from French to Spanish available

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