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They made it happen! “Yana-Wara”, the filmmaker’s posthumous film Oscar Catacorawhich was produced and completed by his uncle Tito Catacora, has more performances and screening
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The movie “Yana-Wara”, by the late Peruvian filmmaker Oscar Catacora (Wiñaypacha, 2017) and its uncle, the director Tito Catacora, premiered on April 4 with a
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You cannot see “Yana-Wara,” in theaters since April 4, without thinking about the unfairness of the filmmaker’s death. Oscar Catacora during filming. A fulminant peritonitis
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The posthumous film of the late filmmaker Oscar Catacora“Yana-Wara”, was previewed on the floating islands of Los Uros, in Puno; through a ceremony where his
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The posthumous film of the Peruvian filmmaker Oscar Catacora will hit commercial cinemas this April 4, as confirmed by Tito Catacora, the director’s brother, on
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As every year, surely the number of films that we have yet to see will be greater than the ones that we will actually see.
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Something happens in Puno cinema. Usually ignored and relegated, in recent years it has shown interesting cinematographic activity. There is the case of “Wiñaypacha”, the
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Lima, November 27, 2021Updated 11/27/2021 12:24 pm The film director, screenwriter and cinematographer, Óscar Catacora, internationally recognized for his debut feature “Wiñaypacha” recorded entirely in
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Moving through the fields of Puno, blending in with its brilliance and laughing with the candor of childhood. The intuition of a circular time, without
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Film director Óscar Catacora He died this Friday after suffering a sudden health problem when he was filming his new film in the province of
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