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A Journey in Sound / 2004-2005
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Marcela Benavides
Synopsis: (13 episodes)Colombia visited through its traditional musical instruments, especially the marimba, the piano of the forest.
Children's Rights on Little Tales / 2001
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Synopsis: Children's Rights on Little Tales is a Colombian video series, which shows four childhood problems for four different stories: A Working Life (child labor), Diary of a Traveller (child refugee), Princess Rescuers (sexual abuse), Fer's World (mistreatment). These films are appropriate for both children and adults.
COLOMBIA: LANDMINES SHATTER CHILDREN’S LIVES / 2007
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Michele Zaccheo
Synopsis: Colombia has the world’s highest rate of victims of landmines and unexploded ordnance. Children often pay a heavy toll. Every week at least one child is maimed in rural areas. Even when unscathed, children often struggle with having an injured parent.
From the Inside Out / 2005
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Jan Willem Meurkens
Synopsis: Who has not heared about forest and indigenous myths? Ordinary words however covered by primitivism and mystery. This story is about the daily life of the Tigers and Boa as the Yukanas and Tanimukas from the Amazon call themselves. The painter Rick Harlow guides us through the indigenous life and its rituals, accumulated memories from 17 years of travel between Boston and the Amazon.
Glance of the Condor / 2002
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Cecilia Posada
Synopsis: This documentary is about Colombian artists, where they live and the source of inspiration which always has to do with diverse cultures and ethnic groups. These artists desire to live in Colombia but are affected by the conjuncture.
Head Cases / 2001
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Mariana Ferrer
Synopsis: The programme promotes education in physical and mental health and social behaviour and teaches respect for life and the environment. De Mentes does not wish to create new conduct patterns, but wants to question exisiting ones.
Jaibana / 2001
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Luis Enrique Antolinez
Synopsis: Jaibana is a story of a little Indian girl who tells the Latin American Historia to her little brother Quimé and the jungle animals. This computer animated TV programme, using native language, has didactic and interactive games, and a videoclip of a popular children's song. Children's rights and topics on ecology and environment mentioned.
Little Voices / 2003
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Eduardo Carrillo
Synopsis: Little Voices is a film made with children who are displaced and victims of violence in Colombia. This film is driven by real children's stories and drawings which are animated using computer animation. The result is a unique and powerful hybrid of documentary and computer animation.
Mazamorreo: In Search of the Memory / 2000
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Claudia Navas-Courbon
Synopsis: A documentary which compiles the memories and traditions of Afro-Colombian Communities of the Cauca region located in the Pacific lowlands in Colombia. The inhabitants shear their childhood, adulthood and ancestral memories with the spectator. The film presents the traditional mining landscape of the Timbiqui River and the Catholic beliefs represented in the Divine Child devotion. The traditional music, dance and the legendary chants are all illustrated in the film. The goal of the film is to highlight the unique and valuable traits of Afro-Colombian Diaspora within the larger context of Colombian identity.
One day in the tower / 2004
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Luigi Baquero
Synopsis: Don Donaldo is a refugee from the municipio of Mutata Antioquia, who has now been living in Medellin for 8 years. During all this time he has been living in Altos de la Torre, a quarter where refugees have found shelter and from where they can see, with uncertainty and grief, the Valle de Aburra. His days seem eternal, time has given him wisdom to describe with clarity and conviction his daily life and that of his neighbours, all of them far from their homes because of their country's violence. The documentary shows one day in Altos de la Torre, from dawn to dusk.