04.–13.04.2025
KARUARA, PEOPLE OF THE RIVER
Miguel Araoz Cartagena, Stephanie Boyd
KARUARA, PEOPLE OF THE RIVER
PER 2024, 78'
with: Mariluz Canaquiri Murayari, José Manuel Huaymacarí Tamani, Doña Maria Nieves, Miguel Angel Telo Morey
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05.04.
Credits
Director Miguel Araoz Cartagena, Stephanie Boyd
Script Leonardo TeloImaina, Stephanie Boyd, Miguel Araoz Cartagena
DOP Miguel Araoz Cartagena
Animation Miguel Araoz Cartagena, Karina Loayza Vargas, Dario Jara Morante, Mario Auburtin, Miguel Araoz Cartagena
Editing Fabricio DezaIturi
Score Danna Gaviota Telo Morey, Ilary Nuñezdel Prado Bruckmann
Sound Jose Balado Diaz
Production Quisca Productions
Produzent*in Stephanie Boyd, Mariluz Canaquiri Murayari, Leonardo TeloImaina
Distribution Quisca Productions
Premiere Italian Premiere
Filmography
Stephanie Boyd
Miguel Araoz Cartagena

2019 AND THAT IS HOW THE RIVERS CAME TO BE

A brave Indigenous woman and her community stand up to powerful interests to save their river and these sacred beings.

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Credits
Director Miguel Araoz Cartagena, Stephanie Boyd
Script Leonardo TeloImaina, Stephanie Boyd, Miguel Araoz Cartagena
DOP Miguel Araoz Cartagena
Animation Miguel Araoz Cartagena, Karina Loayza Vargas, Dario Jara Morante, Mario Auburtin, Miguel Araoz Cartagena
Editing Fabricio DezaIturi
Score Danna Gaviota Telo Morey, Ilary Nuñezdel Prado Bruckmann
Sound Jose Balado Diaz
Production Quisca Productions
Produzent*in Stephanie Boyd, Mariluz Canaquiri Murayari, Leonardo TeloImaina
Distribution Quisca Productions
Premiere Italian Premiere
Filmography
Stephanie Boyd
Miguel Araoz Cartagena

2019 AND THAT IS HOW THE RIVERS CAME TO BE

Director

Stephanie Boyd - CAN
Stephanie Boyd - CAN

Stephanie Boyd is a Canadian filmmaker and writer who has been living and working in Peru since 1997. Her documentaries have been broadcast on the Sundance Channel, Al Jazeera, CBC Country Canada, KBDI Colorado, Outside TV and other networks and have won more than 30 international awards. Her latest film, Karuara, People of the River, was coproduced with a Kukama indigenous women’s federation and radio station and premiered at Hot Docs 2024.

Miguel Araoz Cartagena - 1977 PER
Miguel Araoz Cartagena - 1977 PER

Miguel, born in 1977 in Cusco, Peru, is a visual artist. His first animated film, And That Is How the Rivers Came to Be (2019), was selected for Annecy IAFF. He has worked with indigenous painters in the Amazon for over a decade, leading workshops for Kukama children that inspired the animation. Miguel and two painters created 2,000 hand-drawn frames. His works are in major exhibitions, including the Smithsonian Museum.