Venezuelan Film Explores Marginalized Communities
A film about Venezuela's Afro and Indigenous communities is being made by a filmmaker who left the country in 2014. The film focuses on their position in society.
The film offers a rare perspective on Venezuela's social structure through its marginalized communities.
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- Jeissy Trompiz
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Film's Focus
The film explores how Afro and Indigenous communities in Venezuela are positioned on the 'periphery of the periphery.'
Filmmaker's Background
The filmmaker left Maracaibo in 2014 to study filmmaking in Cuba.
Common questions
What is the film about?
The film explores the position of Afro and Indigenous communities in Venezuela, describing them as being on the 'periphery of the periphery.'
Where did the filmmaker study?
The filmmaker studied filmmaking at the International School of Film and TV in Cuba.
Sources
- Jeissy Trompiz’s ‘Three Houses’ Explores a Venezuela Where Afro and Indigenous Communities Sit on the ‘Periphery of the Periphery’ By Emeza805, Variety · variety.com
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