Bolivia Movies

Whore Revolution is led by members of the organizations OMESPRO La Paz and OMESPRO Santa Cruz; These become builders of a story that makes use of a...

A collection of spring colours, food spoils, spoils of war, emptied creatures, and fossils. In-camera edit, a diary-like rhythm of first impressions...

Two days watching Don Valentin, Quechua pastor of lamas and sheep from the highlands.

A herder’s son, Gonpo Tseden, has just completed training at a vocational school and is eager to reorient his ideals and ambitions beyond...

Quiet Dayana lives in the Bolivian mountains where she helps her grandmother with the cooking and tends the goats with her friend Walter. In the...

A decolonial satire combining photography, collage, video art, performance, topographical survey technologies, augmented reality, 360-degree montage,...

As beautiful as the world in the Andes may be, its nature is destructive. Because here in the hinterland there are no laws, no system that watches...

Procrastination is a collection of recorded images and situations; a timeless visual record of characters, places, and stories; all headed by a sort...

Miner women start their struggle, first by accompanying their husbands, but then they acquire their own autonomy and have their own demands. They are...

The sound of a chainsaw. The removed ground where the freshly planted pines grow. Quechua spoken in the Bolivian Andes. Trees, people, machines,...

The story of the partial privatisation of the Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos (YPFB) in 2005 during the first administration of...

Blanca and Patzi migrated from Bolivia to Argentina. They carry the lore of ancient history, the memory of a dream in Aymara, a mud brick house, the...

A graffiti artist decides to embark on a journey around the city in search of a better place to settle down.

Saturno, an old aparapita (package carrier) of 70 years old, tormented by the past, forgotten in time by society and the city, walks through the...

Legend has it that many years ago, the Aña of light taught weaving and gave advice to the inhabitants of the place; on the other hand, the...

Through the appropriation and mutation of images into something completely new, Volivia questions what Bolivian cinema is and its own identity in...

Inspired by real experiences of a person with these setbacks and mental health characteristics.