3000 Años de Arte en el Perú
The diverse traditions of art in Peru over 3000 years.
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The diverse traditions of art in Peru over 3000 years.
Documentary produced by Ratto Films.
The documentary dedicated to the events of 1818, part of the series on the Bicentennials of Peruvian Independence, focuses on three key themes in the process leading up to San Martín's declaration in Lima's main square o
Documentary. Directed and produced by Edward Movius. Filmed in Peru and the United States during the voyage of the submarines Lobo and Tiburón.
As you leave behind the Pacific coast and penetrate deep into the Amazonian jungle, crossing into the Andes, you come across: healers, vegetalists, shamans... old men with knowledge of their traditions and of our times.
Filmed during the Brooklyn Museum's Peruvian Littoral Expedition, 1919-1920. Robert Cushman Murphy, who was then a curator of the Department of Natural Science at the Brooklyn Museum, led this expedition and narrates the
Three children reflect on the problems afflicting the adult world.
Documentary.
Some guys get roped in to a pyramid scheme.
Peruvian Film Company. Filmed by Alberto Madueño.
A film about the history of a new stroller that broke, a fountain pen that doesn't write and an electric stove that burns fuses every time it's turned on, and the problems that Mr. Husička, Pepíček and Miss Boženka had w
Peru, the center of the Inca Empire, preserves a number of traces of the civilization that used to occupy a vast territory extending from the Pacific Ocean into lands we now know as the countries of Colombia and Chile.
Documentary.
The first person experience filmed by an organizer of shamanic tours to Latin America. Here 7 Australians, 1 American and a peruvian shaman go on a shamanic adventure in Peru. They travel to Machu Picchu region and voyag
A film about Peruvian peasant farmers in the 1940's.
Distributed by the Central Section of National Film and Newsreels of the Ministry of Government and Police, the short film "Earthquake" documents the extent of the destruction and the work of institutions on behalf of th
Life in Peru in the 1920s.
Touring Club Peruano. Filmed by Guillermo Garland.
It is a film of a journey on the Central Railway from Callao to the regions of Chanchamayo, Huancayo, Perené, and Mantaro. It is shown in five parts, with a total length of 3,000 feet. It is reported that the film, with