Synopsis

A Mapuche anthropologist and a German ethnologist embark, from opposite sides of the world, on a quest to trace the footsteps of a heritage stolen more than a century ago. Together, they confront the open wounds of colonial history and the possibility of healing through dialogue.

• Fernanda

  Calhueque

  Director

  Mapuche actress, director, and researcher. Founder of the Gata Engrifá Collective, she develops interdisciplinary projects that link the body, memory, and feminism. She teaches at Universidad Mayor, where she directs the Body in Motion Research Center (NICMOV).

• Sophia

  Boddenberg

  Director and producer

  Sophia Boddenberg is a German journalist based in Latin America since 2014. She has lived in Chile and Argentina, producing documentaries, articles, and podcasts on social and environmental issues, with a focus on the rights of indigenous peoples.