MACHU PICCHU
INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
WINNER
WORLD CULTURES FEATURE FILM
KUKRADJA
DIR. PALMER DOUGLAS DURR
BRAZIL
WINNER
WORLD CULTURE SHORT FILM
Dr. S.O.S.
DIR. ZSOLT MARCEL TOTH, PETER SASS
HUNGARY
WINNER
WORLD CULTURE SHORT FILM
A CONDOR OVER SHAMBHALA
DIR. OLIVER COAST SULLENGER
SWITZERLAND
WINNER
FEATURE FILM FOREING LANGUAGE
MADAGASCAR MUSIC
DIR. CHOSIN ZEONG
REPUBLIC OF KOREA
WINNER
DOCUMENTARY FEATURE FILM
reEARTH … RIGHTS OF NATURE
DIR. DHAMA PUNDARIKA
AUSTRALIA
WINNER
DOCUMENTARY FEATURE FILM
AMAZON SOUND
DIR. LUIS ADOLFO CHUMBE HUAMANI
PERU
WINNER
DOCUMENTARY FEATURE FILM
FOREING LANGUAGE
WHY GO THERE
DIR. DAVID MARCEL GECZY
HUNGARY
WINNER
EXPLORATION FEATURE FILM
CARRYING A DREAM PERU
DIR. FREDERICK SCHUETT
CANADA
WINNER
DISCOVERY FEATURE FILM
BREATHING UNDERWATER EPISODES 1-7 :
TRIPLE OCTOPUS, BLUE CAVE, LABYRINTH, UNDER THE BRIDGE, CORAL, STARS, SEAHORSE ENCOUNTERS
DIR. GABRIELLA WHITE
NETHERLANDS, UNITED KINGDOM
WINNER
HISTORY FEATURE FILM
SILVER, SPEIK AND SUMPTERS
DIR. MARTIN ZILLNER, ERIK KOHLBAUER
AUSTRIA
WINNER
HISTORY SHORT FILM
HATARIMUY ( ESPAÑOL )
DIR. SUNI SONQO VIZCARRA WOOD
PERU
WINNER
DOCUMENTARY SHORT FILM
THE MYTH OF INKARI AND PAYMENT BETWEEN WORLDS
DIR. DANIEL COS-GAYON
ITALY, PERU, SPAIN
WINNER
DOCUMENTARY SHORT FILM
THE EYES OF THE EARTH, THE CALL OF THE ANDES
DIR. BERNARDITA LIRA, MATIAS GREZ, CAMILA ROJAS
CHILE
WINNER
DISCOVERY SHORT FILM
SOURCE OF LIFE : INHERITANCE OF THOSE WHO COME NEXT
DIR. G. K. HUNTER
UNITED STATES
WINNER
DISCOVERY SHORT FILM
QUECHUA : THE VOIOCES OF PERU’S INDIGENOUS PEOPLE
DIR. SEBASTIAN GEORGE WRIGHT
UNITED KINGDOM
WINNER
HISTORY SHORT FILM
THE DEATH OF THE CENTURION –
A MYSTERY STORY OF THE PAST
DIR. OCTAVIAN REPEDE
ROMANIA
WINNER
DOCUMENTARY SHORT FILM
BREAK THE BEAT
DIR. JUAN SEBASTIAN MOSQUERA CALLE
ECUADOR
WINNER
EXPLORATION SHORT FILM
MONICA’S PAINTING
DIR. KENNARD BLACKWELL
UNITED STATES
WINNER
MUSIC VIDEO
ANCIENT LANDS AND LIVES-ABOVE THE GRAND CANYON RIMS
DIR. CAROL J. AMORE
UNITED STATES
WINNER
MUSIC VIDEO
WE ARE
DIR. DIEGO SALAZAR CELY
UNITED STATES
WINNER
ANIMATION FEATURE FILM
CLARICE’S DREAM
DIR. FERNANDO GUTIERREZ, GUTO BICALHO
BRAZIL
WINNER
ANIMATION SHORT FILM
BUBBLING SYNAPSES
DIR. WILLIAM EGUIENTA
FRANCE
WINNER
DIRECTOR MALE FEATURE FILM
ANGEL’S TIDE
DIR. ZEPH E DANIEL
UNITED STATES
WINNER
DIRECTOR FEMALE FEATURE FILM
ANNE’S AMAZON
DIR. PAIVI KAPIAINEN-HEISKANEN
FINLAND
WINNER
DIRECTOR MALE SHORT FILM
HIS TRAIN OF THOUGHT
DIR. DAVID RAMER
UNITED STATES
WINNER
DIRECTOR FEMALE SHORT FILM
NOT FOR SALE
DIR. ALE PINTO
EL SALVADOR
Set against the lush backdrop of the Amazon Rainforest, "Kukràdjà" is a poignant documentary that celebrates the vibrant festival traditions of the Kayapó Indigenous Community.
Dr. Endre Sós, the director and chief veterinarian of the Budapest Zoo,
and Jani Vadon, the inexhaustibly humorous radio personality, give us
a close-up look at dangerous veterinary interventions in the field and in zoos.
Stunning locations and shocking rescues of survival!
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In a world of great turmoil, a gathering of wisdom keepers, bearing the prophecy of the Eagle and the Condor, embark on a journey to the Himalayas. Their purpose is to convene with Tibetan elders, fostering an exchange of knowledge and insights, with the aim of rekindling and harmonizing their ancient wisdom traditions, while also delving into the teachings of Shambhala and the Kalachakra.
Shin Mi-sik, a documentary photographer who loves Madagascar.
He built four libraries for children in Africa.
Bettina Behrend founded in 1988 the Save the Rainforest Association with Reinhard Behrend, which supports indigenous peoples worldwide in protecting rainforests. She is the first chairwoman of the association.She is a visionary and artist. Her awareness of the deep connection comes from many years of Zen meditation. While studying at Sage University, she was able to further develop her sense of deep connection in art. She received her PhD in Creative Arts for creating new spaces by combining music - dance - painting.
Amazon Sound is an exciting journey through the history of the Sánchez Casanova brothers, known as “The Fabulous Wemblers of Iquitos”. Forerunners of Amazonian cumbia and with a 55-year career, they share their reflections and love for music against the impressive background of Iquitos - a jungle city, noisy and exalted - which has the honor of being the largest city in the world without road access. and the capital of the Peruvian Amazon.
Spektrum’s latest adventure documentary series takes you into the world of
mountain climbing. ‘Pure’ Hungarian mountain climbing expeditions – the ones that do not rely on oxygen tanks and high mountain porters, so called ’alpine’ expeditions – become the focus of the story through the lives of six Hungarian mountain climbers. Their
biographies are adventurous, entertaining, sometimes fateful and often tragic. Three
of them are no longer with us, they are held by their beloved mountain.
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Two men embark on a transformative nine-day unsupported trek through the breathtaking mountains of Peru to explore unrestored Inca trails and ruins that few people have ever seen. In this heartwarming documentary with stunning visuals and a powerful message, Jason and Frederick take you with them as they venture into the unknown, overcoming obstacles, exploring ancient ruins and local mountain people that have never been filmed before. This is an incredible story that will inspire everyone to chase their dreams, no matter how impossible they seem.
Series Summary:
Episodes 1-7 of Breathing Underwater - The Culture Cave Dives Deeper Documentary Series.
Triple Octopus, The Blue Cave, Labyrinth, Under The Bridge, Reviving Coral & Stars of the Ocean - 7 feature film parts of the series Breathing Underwater.
In the Triebener Tauern region, traces and traditions of the legendary Late Middle Ages can still be found today. From the perspective of a miner and a muleteer, the life in the 'mine' and on the mountain paths of the region is illuminated. For the first time, the Mur Valley region can be experienced on film in its Late Medieval attire.
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Hatarimuy (Levántate en Quechua): Tras ser herido en las protestas, un joven Quechua vive un encuentro sobrenatural, que le lleva a cuestionar su historia, revelando su verdadera identidad y descolonizando su interior.
