Poster:
Synopsis:
Rember is an artist from the Uitoto Amazonian nation whose artwork is inspired by the stories his grandmother Martha used to tell him. Rember hasn’t been able to portray the darkest part of his ancestors’ lives: the genocide of the Uitoto people during the rubber boom period. Grandmother Martha, a survivor of those times, encourages Rember during his dreams to travel to La Chorrera, his clan’s original land, where he confronts the past and understands why their stories cannot be forgotten.
Awards:
Miglior Lungometraggio e Miglior Attrice al Festival de Cinema Luso-brasileiro di Santa Maria Da Feira (2021). Menzione d'Onore al Cyprus Film Days (2021)
Images:
Biophilmography:
Nuria is a filmmaker, producer and actress, and she is Catalan and Peruvian. She has worked for Amnesty International for years. Her obsessions as a filmmaker are cultural identity and memory. She produced the feature documentary Daughter of the Lake (Tito Cabellos, 2015) and directed the auto fiction short film Cebiche & pa amb tomata (2015). She also acted in the comedy What couples do (Antolín Prieto, 2019). She currently runs La Plaza Media, the audiovisual and transmedia content in Teatro La Plaza, a Peruvian cultural organization.
Screenplay:
Nuria Frígola Torrent
Director of Photography:
Nicolás Landa Tami
Editing:
Nicolé Hurtado Céspedes
Soundtrack:
Karin Zielinski
Sound:
David Acevedo, Juan Manuel López Moreno
Cast:
Rember Yahuarcani López, Martha López, Santiago Yahuarcani López, Nereida López Gutierres
Producer:
Nuria Frígola Torrent, Rolando Toledo Vega
Production:
Travesía Films, La Mula