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Juan Donoso

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Juan Donoso

Born April 27, 1987 · Santiago de Chile, Chile (age 39)

Juan Donoso is a filmmaker and producer specializing in the intersection of social movements and cinema, with a focus on land defenders, water rights, and energy production, impact campaigns, public relations, and community outreach for socio-environmental projects. For over a decade, he has been deeply engaged with the Atacama Desert and trans-local social movements, refining visual storytelling …

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All We Have Is UsAll We Have Is Us · 2026
All We Have Is Us
★ 10.02026
MovieDocumentary
Filmed over five years across the salt flats of Chile’s Atacama Desert and the fertile valleys of Serbia’s Jadar, ALL WE HAVE IS US chronicles the interconnected resistance against multinational mining giant Rio Tinto. Co-directors Aline Juárez and Juan Donoso follow Aymara journalist and land defender Leyla Noriega, actor Bojana Novaković, socio-environmental researcher and photgrapher Ramón Balcázar, and rural beekeeper Vladan Jakovljević. Refusing the tropes of passive victimhood, the film captures an intimate, choral portrait of agency and dignity—where community radio, ancestral memory, street protests, and cross-continental solidarity expose the hidden ecological and democratic costs powering Europe’s green energy transition and militarization.

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All We Have Is UsAll We Have Is Us · 2026
All We Have Is Us
★ 10.02026
MovieDocumentary
Filmed over five years across the salt flats of Chile’s Atacama Desert and the fertile valleys of Serbia’s Jadar, ALL WE HAVE IS US chronicles the interconnected resistance against multinational mining giant Rio Tinto. Co-directors Aline Juárez and Juan Donoso follow Aymara journalist and land defender Leyla Noriega, actor Bojana Novaković, socio-environmental researcher and photgrapher Ramón Balcázar, and rural beekeeper Vladan Jakovljević. Refusing the tropes of passive victimhood, the film captures an intimate, choral portrait of agency and dignity—where community radio, ancestral memory, street protests, and cross-continental solidarity expose the hidden ecological and democratic costs powering Europe’s green energy transition and militarization.

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