Mariananda Schempp and Julio Navarro engage in a critical discussion on racism and discrimination in Peru, exploring their origins and impacts through interviews and animations.
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Mariananda Schempp and Julio Navarro engage in a critical discussion on racism and discrimination in Peru, exploring their origins and impacts through interviews and animations.
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Synopsis
Mariananda Schempp believes racism is a persistent issue in Peru, while Julio Navarro questions whether it is the only form of discrimination at play. Their discussions form the backbone of Choleando, a 2012 documentary directed by Roberto de la Puente. Through interviews, animations, and supporting images, the film investigates various types of discrimination in Peru, tracing their origins and consequences. It premiered on February 23, 2012, at the Ibero-American Digital Film Festival.
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Why Watch
- Meet Mariananda and Julio as they debate racism in Peru.
- Find out how discrimination manifests in Peruvian society.
- See animations that illustrate complex social issues.
Did You Know
- Choleando premiered on February 23, 2012, at the Ibero-American Digital Film Festival.
- The film has a runtime of 102 minutes.
- Roberto de la Puente made his directorial debut with Choleando.
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Who directed the documentary Choleando?
Choleando was written and directed by Roberto de la Puente.
When did Choleando premiere?
Choleando premiered on February 23, 2012.
What is the duration of the documentary Choleando?
Choleando has a duration of 102 minutes.
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