Ch’allaña Uru

A couple of elderlies try to survive in Los Andes of Peru while they wait for their son.

The communal justice system accuses Don Evaristo, 80 years old, of the murder of his granddaughter Yana-Wara, 13 years old. During the hearing, everyone learns the tragic story of this young girl.

Immersed in the world of uywa ch'uwa, a family gathers to perform the ancient ritual dedicated to the pakucha, the alpaca's soul. Set deep within the breathtaking southern Andes, Pakucha opens to us the Aymara family's celebration and hypnotically guides us through their worldview in Andean culture. The family, surrounded by animals and nature, draws us into their pathway through the universe, where the final destination is the genesis of a new life.

The Super Cholo's Revenge was written by Óscar Catacora and produced by Cine Aymara Studios. Filmed in Puno, the movie falls into the minimalist western genre. Made on a low budget, the story is inspired by the short story "The Champion of Death" by Enrique López Albújar.

Five students are kidnapped and subjected to human sacrifice. According to Andean tradition and belief, the earth needs a payment (offering), and the students are the most suitable. But the ritual is nothing more than a gateway to hell. Now everything is out of control.

In 1781, the revolutionary amaru-kataristas occupy the highlands of southern Peru. Sapa Inca, the last descendant of the Aymara Incas, and his wife Gregoria, decide to continue the indigenous insurrection against the Spanish oppressors. However, in a tumultuous time, obsession for the libertarian cause, love in times of chaos and betrayal among the brotherhood, will unleash a series of tragedies.