University of Oxford Indigenous Society presents: WiñaypachaCert-TBC
An elderly couple living in a remote part of the rugged Andes mountains stoically face the challenges of daily life while waiting for the return of their son, who has migrated to the city. The first Peruvian film shot entirely in the indigenous Aymara language, Óscar Catacora’s award-winning debut feature film is based on the lives of his maternal grandparents and draws extensively from Aymara culture and cosmology.
One-off screening presented by the University of Oxford Indigenous Society.
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We showed University of Oxford Indigenous Society presents: Wiñaypacha between June 25, 2026 and June 25, 2026.
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