The story of this film, told by several generations of Ranquehue women who participated in the struggle to defend their ancestral lands, is part of the collective history of the Mapuche people. Inhabitants of a land rich in mineral resources, pristine sources of water and touristic value, the Mapuches … Continue reading →

  March, 2012: Every Wednesday afternoon, the sound of drums floods the streets of Bariloche. Thousands of people demand a stop to open sky mining, a highly contaminating method used to extract gold and other minerals (From documentary film A Condor in the Reeds, to be released soon).