So Close So Far
In 2010, Carmen Perrin visits the Island of the Sun to present her father Alberto Perrin's films about life in a Bolivian indigenous community after agrarian reform.
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In 2010, Carmen Perrin visits the Island of the Sun to present her father Alberto Perrin's films about life in a Bolivian indigenous community after agrarian reform.
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Carmen Perrin returns to the Island of the Sun in 2010 to share her father Alberto Perrin's films with the local community. Set against the backdrop of Lake Titicaca, the documentary captures life in this indigenous community during the 1950s, following Bolivia's agrarian reform and the 1952 revolution. Rather than nostalgia, the film presents ongoing ancestral rites and the community's spirit of liberty, as residents engage with the past and create new memories amid the pressures of tourism.
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