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Cinema Center presents

Cultural Diversity Film Series
"All Races, All Cultures
by Centennial Birth of Jose Maria Arguedas




On January 4 Movies about José María Arguedas and his work


started:


Thursday January 6, 2011 7:00 pm
.


Yawar Fiesta

also the

Short Film "First Time"


General Admission
S /. 3

in Room Theatre "Ricardo Roca Rey"
Association of Amateur Artists
Jr. Ica 323 Lima Cercado, next to the Teatro Municipal

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Yawar Fiesta

Address: Luis Figueroa

Screenplay: Luis Figueroa

Country: Peru

Year: 1982

Length: 100 min.

Genre: Fiction

Language: English - Quechua

Starring: Jorge Acuna, Julio Benavente, Adelino Vivanco, Victor Zavala

Company: Pukara

Film Photography: July Lencina, Eulogio Nishiyama

Edition: Victoria Chicon, Fernando Espinoza

Music: Daniel Escobar

Sound: Fernando Espinoza



Synopsis: secular conflict between two cultures in a village in the Peruvian Andes: the English culture and the Andean culture, represented in the double idiosyncrasies, material and magical at the same time.

The Yawar Fiesta (the feast of the blood) is a bullfighting was born in the Viceroyalty of Peru after the introduction of the bull by the English in America. It is believed that the ceremony itself bloody born by the impotence of the commoner to the abuses of gamonal, then a kind of symbolism, comes the party where the condor (representing the villagers suffered) the suffering that comes Tipping the gamonal (Represented by the bull) that ends up dying during the ceremony.










Short


FIRST

Director: Octavio Cortazar

Country: Cuba

Year: 1968

Duration: 9 min.

Genre: Fiction

Language: English

Synopsis: Shows the experiences and emotions of a rural community in the mountains of eastern Cuba, where "first" hits the cinema. Thanks to the "movie theater, the viewer can laugh, mourn and excited to see a movie for the first time in his life, whether children or adults who see in" Modern Times "by Charles Chaplin movie magic happy their lives.