Bolivia Movies

Through the reconstruction of crucial historical moments in the long struggle of the Bolivian Indians in search of the recovery of lost sovereignty,...

An exploration of the social, emotional and historical dimensions of a photographic archive through the “excavation” work carried out by...

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...

A raw and poetic journey through the magical, endangered region of the Bolivian Amazon. Don Benjamin is a forest ranger. Together with his family,...

Dialoguing and coexisting with a Kallawaya family, their interpersonal relationships and relationships with nature are portrayed. The spectator can...

Lost in Bolivia's vast salt desert, a daring tourist battles nature's grip, seeking escape from a desolate realm. Will their journey transcend...

Through a patient observation, this film takes us into the underworld of Bolivian miners, specifically the ancestral Cerro Rico mine.

Amaru's Tongue: Daughter follows in a heritage of Aymaran abolitionist oral history tradition and adopts a fantastical tone, serving as an...

Uncertainty and fear invade the home of a lonely old woman, who begins to doubt her loved ones when she notices their absence.

The annual competition between mining camps, or how to move as quickly as possible from 2,000 to 4,000 meters on four wheels and without engine.

Genoveva, 16, lives in a small Bolivian shithole of a town in the 80´s. Her obsession is time. For how long it takes an ant to cross a leaf...

For the Buddha, establishing a community of nuns was a radical experiment for its time. Over the centuries Buddhist religious life was available to...

Third short film on Tibet, 'Murals and Stone Carvings of Lama Temple,' from Wen Pulin's Archive of Chinese Avant-Garde Art.

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...

After several years a student returns to his native village only to find that despite the agrarian reform act of 1952, nothing has changed in the...

About ten thousand people enter daily into Posokoni, the largest tin mine in Bolivia, and make their way into primordial darkness.

A documentary reenactment of the government-ordered massacre of striking tin miners and their families at the Siglo XX Mines in 1967 in Bolivia.