Using archive footage and interviews, this movie tells us the history of documentary film since the 1970s in Colombia. Social structures and political processes have been the focus of the filmmakers from the very beginning.

Trigger warning: Contains footage of police repression and violence

Trailer

Sunday, 23/10, 8 pm in room1

Colombia 2021
Jacobo del Castillo
1:18:43 h

Feature / Docu

In the Falklands War between the United Kingdom and Argentina in the early 1980s, the global public aligned with the UK. The Argentinian dictatorship thus wanted to influence the public opinion by propaganda activities. To be able to accuse the UK of killing civilians, a non involved fishing boat was directed towards the contested maritime area. The crew was told about the plan when it was already too late and suffers from the traumatic experience since then. The fishermen give account of what happened and how they dealt with it.

Saturday, 22/10, 3:30 pm in room 1

Argentina 2022
Matías de Lellis
1:08:41 h

Feature / Docu

The parents of a Japanese family remigrated from Brazil to Japan 13 years ago without their children, to work in a factory and send them money for school and studies. Now, their son documents their return to Brazil with his camera and shows the reunion of the family. Also, he examines the context of economic constraints that caused the family’s separation.

Trailer

Saturday, 22/10, 3:30 pm in room 2

Brazil 2020
Marcos Yoshi
1:44:45 h

Feature / Docu