Muestra De Cine Y Video Wayuu Justicia Social y Crisis Climática (14)

Wayuu Woman and Border Film and Video Show



Deadlines

15 Aug 2024
Call for entries

15 Oct 2024
Festival closed

01 Nov 2024
Notification date

22 Nov 2024
22 Nov 2024

Address

Calle 19#23-94 Barrio Pastrana,  442001, Maicao, La Guajira, Colombia


Festival description
Pueblos Indigenas
Short film festival
Feature film festival


Festival requirements
 Film festival
 Fiction
 Documentary
 Animation
 Fantastic
 Terror
 Experimental
 Music Video
 Other
 Any Genre
 Themes
 Does NOT have submission fees
 International Festival
 Online and Physical Location
 Production date: Any
 Production countries: Any
 Shooting countries: Any
 Director nationalities: Any
 Debut Films 
 School projects 
 Short Films 
 Feature Films 
 Any language
 Subtitles 
Spanish
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Photo of Muestra De Cine Y Video Wayuu Justicia Social y Crisis Climática

Photo of Muestra De Cine Y Video Wayuu Justicia Social y Crisis Climática
Photo of Muestra De Cine Y Video Wayuu Justicia Social y Crisis Climática

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Festival start: 22 November 2024      Festival end: 22 November 2024

The Wayuu Film and Video Show was born in 2008 as an initiative of young filmmakers worried about not having spaces for dissemination and exhibition of their work in La Guajira.

Alliances are quickly made between the Wayuu Women's Force Organization and the Jain Wain’juin Audiovisual Foundation (Venezuela).

The young filmmakers David Hernández Palmar, Miguel Iván Ramírez and Leiqui Uriana, with great interest and enthusiasm, show their first cycle of Wayuu cinema on the improvised screens of a wall of the town of Uribia, beginning the Wayuu Culture Festival First cycle of the Wayuu Film and Video Exhibition. Thus, this space was born to promote an exchange where communities, spectators and the general public could contribute critically to the achievements, as well as helping to recognize in us as Wayuu the possibility of telling our own stories.

In 2024, the Wayuu Film and Video Showcase celebrates its fourteenth edition, focusing on the climate crisis and climate justice from the perspective of the Wayuu people. This year, the Exhibition will take place in communities in border areas, promoting the direct participation of Wayuu communities. The exhibition seeks to raise awareness through film and video, promoting dialogue and action towards a more sustainable future, in the face of the environmental challenges we face.

In this version, it is in memory of our sister Jakeline Romero Epieyu, a woman who wove every stitch of life defending water and territory.
Our theme this year: The climate crisis represents one of the greatest threats and emergencies of the 21st century, characterized by increasing temperatures and extreme weather patterns. In La Guajira, this crisis is exacerbated by mining and energy exploitation, waste pollution and a lack of awareness about climate change. The situation is even more critical due to the semi-desert nature of the territory and its marginalization in decision-making spaces.

The Wayuu 2024 Film and Video Show aims to raise awareness about the impacts that the territory is experiencing in the face of the climate crisis and promote concrete actions to mitigate it. We seek to exhibit productions that offer experiences and visions about this crisis, and that promote the search for creative and sustainable solutions respecting the cultural particularities and needs of the Wayuu people.

MUCIWA is not just about exhibiting films, but about creating a meaningful space where the Wayuu community and other communities can approach film production. Our objective is to strengthen and build our own audiovisual language that responds to our needs and perspectives.

The exhibition will take place in border communities and will project works made by both Wayuu and non-indigenous creators, thus returning images and sounds to the communities. The screenings will be held in the Ma'liichen community, Paraguaipoa and nearby communities, in collaboration with allied organizations in the communications network of the Wayuu People.

-https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1pc5IJbYud8ASAZQuRN9YQ3RzBx4BF-oqknkPV0fx3u4/viewform?edit_requested=true


Important Dates:

- Reception of Works: From August 15 to October 15, 2024

- Registration: Fill out the registration form available at registration. Send your audiovisual works along with promotional material (trailers, posters) through digital platforms such as Vimeo or WeTransfer, including the necessary access codes.

The organizing committee will select the works at its discretion and will notify participants by email.

We invite all creators to participate in this special edition of MUCIWA, where collaboration between Wayuu and Colombian Caribbean filmmakers is celebrated, enriching audiovisual production with diversity and talent. We look forward to receiving your proposals!



  

 
  

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