Peru Movies

Vale, Mia and Tamara, inseparable friends since childhood, reunite for Vale's wedding. If you thought weddings were chaotic, just wait until you see...

Filming in Satipo depicts the life of a rural child and his family within the social, cultural, economic, and ecological conditions in which their...

The celestial bodies enunciate something in the midst of their mystery. The moon turns red, the planet cries, the fall is deeper than we could...

Genaro and Daniela are a couple of ex-lovers who refuse to accept that their love is dead.

On the meaning of religious enclosure in the 17th and 18th centuries in the Santa Catalina convent in the city of Arequipa.

Sahara Hellen returns from the dead after 100 years to exact revenge and bring the curse against all those who mocked her.

A couple tries anything they can to keep a restaurant from going broke.

A mudslide dammed the Mantaro River, flooding many farmlands and homes; the overflow and breach of the dam would cause a tragedy.

Cusco film school.

Carlos, an ambitious businessman, tries to take over the companies of his young wife Liz's father. To achieve his goal, they will take a short trip...

'M' is an old woman who lives adrift: a lonely shadow that crosses her own geography every day. She spends her days dreaming about her past, until...

The day begins, and father and daughter prepare for a long journey to the city of Lima. Their lives will never be the same after this day, and they...

The soul of a town is in its market. San Camilo is the most emblematic of Arequipa; full of life, history and tradition, it is a clear example of...

The old Shaman makes his last trip to the Amazon jungle in search of a special beeswax for arrows that he learned to make when he had not yet been...

This portrait of the late 1920s and the first half of the 1930s in Peru offers the perspective of historically silenced sectors. With testimonies...

Salvador and Maricielo have just moved. When everything seems perfect, Leonor, Salvador's mother, will turn things upside down once again by...

The review and study of the pictorial work of José Sabogal (1888-1956), father of Peruvian Indigenism, continues.