A photograph of a Mapuche great-grandmother serves as the starting point for a 68-minute examination of prejudice against indigenous people in southern Chile.
Synopsis
A photograph of a Mapuche great-grandmother serves as the starting point for a 68-minute examination of prejudice against indigenous people in southern Chile.
Synopsis
An unknown Mapuche great-grandmother appears in a photograph that prompts a deeper inquiry into her life. Family members discuss their connections to her in southern Chile. The film features visits to various cities, where conversations reveal existing prejudice against indigenous people. An actress reenacts the photograph, adding another layer to this investigation. This 68-minute documentary essay presents personal histories and societal issues intertwined with the legacy of the Mapuche.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of prejudice on Mapuche identity.
- Meet family members sharing personal stories.
- Find out how a photograph can tell a larger story.
Did You Know
- The film runs for 68 minutes.
- It features a photograph of a Mapuche great-grandmother.
- The documentary includes conversations with family members of the great-grandmother.
- The setting includes cities in southern Chile.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of the documentary Genoveva?
The duration of Genoveva is 68 minutes.
What indigenous group is featured in the documentary Genoveva?
The documentary features the Mapuche indigenous group.
In what year was the documentary Genoveva released?
Genoveva was released in 2015.
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