Peru Movies

The micro-world of an isolated Amazonian native community is altered by the visit of an outsider with a camera and mysterious intentions.

Martin, a filmmaker based in Germany, returns to the Peruvian jungle to reconnect with his family during the political campaign of his father, who is...

A diagnosis, a time of day and your pause. What does it take to heal?

After losing the only home she ever knew, 12-year-old Estela must decide between returning to her alcoholic father or surviving alone on the streets...

On an ordinary day in a quiet park, the calm will be broken and a villain and a hero will emerge.

Abi agrees to take care of the nephew of a renowned painter. What begins as a simple job gradually turns into an intimate journey, where the secrets...

Images of Arguedas as a child are interspersed with contrasting testimonies from a mine worker and a priest about the Chitulla and Santa...

José María Arguedas as a child runs away from his cruel stepmother's house.

From memory, a series of special objects are reconstructed within a closed space,

A screenwriter is going through a romantic crisis.

How are films made in Peru? What difficulties do filmmakers face? Are there defined trends or genres? Where does the money come from? Many questions...

A documentary by Armando Robles Godoy.

Nicolás (22) inherits a restaurant in a northern Peruvian port from his father, whom he has not seen for years. He decides to sell it and...

Short film.

Nineteen young people share a common thread: their field of study, the city they live in, post-adolescent struggles, problems at home, university,...

Waru Waru is the name given by the inhabitants of the Puno highlands to an ancient agricultural technique that allows them to make use of the vast...

The history, the concert, the adventures, escapades, anecdotes, encounters, disagreements, excesses and all the best-kept secrets of the emblematic...

Killa, a Quechua speaking young girl, approaches Francisco, a Spanish speaking business man, in the street. However, the language difference makes it...