Retrospective 2005 to 2001 of the best films shown in Samples National Film and Video Documentary and Social Anthropology, organized by the National Institute of Anthropology and Latin American Thought, Department of Culture of the Nation.
THURSDAY JUNE 08 to 15hs. and 18hrs. Space Tucumán. Suipacha 140. Subscribe to our newsletter culturadetucuman@yahoo.com.ar
FILM: "Just listening to the wind" (Dir: Alejandro Fernandez Mouján) 21'-Year: 2004
Country: Argentina.
This documentary takes place in the Chaco, where an army of bulldozers are currently working day and night bringing down the mountains which are then burned completely to convert to the region in a large field of genetically modified soybeans, a meadow where the multinational agrochemicals agro kill all other forms of life and are polluting the rural villages. A word green without people, animals or vegetation. A meadow where the voices are not heard and the songs .... A desert where only hear the wind.
FILM: "The Kilmer ... Yocavil beyond" (Dir: Antonio Muñoz and Soledad Baldatta) 57'-Country: Argentina.
In 1666 the original Kilmer were defeated in the valleys of Tucumán Calchaquíes by then-Gov Villacerta and Market. His defeat meant exile; more Kilmer 400 families were carried on foot to the present city of Quilmes in Buenos Aires. Many of those who did not surrender and escaped in the morning and then returned to the valley many years to reclaim their land. Today their descendants, as recapturing old back. It is the story of Kilmer.
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