Madeinusa
© Wanda Visión, Oberon Cinematogràfica, Vela Producciones - 2005
Magaly Solier
Madeinusa by Claudia Llosa
PER/ESP 2006, NATIVe - Indigenous Cinema
© Wanda Visión, Oberon Cinematogràfica, Vela Producciones - 2005
Magaly Solier, Carlos de la Torre
Madeinusa by Claudia Llosa
PER/ESP 2006, NATIVe - Indigenous Cinema
© Wanda Visión, Oberon Cinematogràfica, Vela Producciones - 2005
Magaly Solier
Madeinusa by Claudia Llosa
PER/ESP 2006, NATIVe - Indigenous Cinema
© Wanda Visión, Oberon Cinematogràfica, Vela Producciones - 2005
Claudia Llosa
Madeinusa by Claudia Llosa
PER/ESP 2006, NATIVe - Indigenous Cinema
© 2008 Oberon Cinematogràfica, Wanda Visión y Vela Films
Claudia Llosa
Madeinusa by Claudia Llosa
PER/ESP 2006, NATIVe - Indigenous Cinema
The fictional village of Manayaycuna in the Peruvian Andes prepares for the annual Easter celebrations. The time between Good Friday and Easter Sunday is “Holy Time”; the belief is that during this time God isn’t watching, so there is no sin and people can indulge in immoral activities without remorse or punishment. Madeinusa is the prettiest girl in the village but she feels trapped – her mother left for Lima, her sister looks upon her with disdain and her father is inappropriately attracted to her. When Salvador, a white man from the city, arrives in town by mistake, it rouses Madeinusa to take full advantage of Holy Time. Award winning director Claudia Llosa’s debut feature was Quechua singer Magaly Solier’s breakthrough as an actress, and depicts the fascinating distortion and merging of conflicting culture and religion.
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