

Petu Mongueleiñ
The Mapuche inhabitants of Río Negro live in contact with the environment: the wind, the silence, the diversity, the abundance, the cooperative. New provincial legislation seems to ignore them and awakens a historic mobilisation throughout the province.
Synopsis
The Mapuche inhabitants of Río Negro live in contact with the environment: the wind, the silence, the diversity, the abundance, the cooperative. New provincial legislation seems to ignore them and awakens a historic mobilisation throughout the province. A meeting with the new generations and a reunion among the old ones, who last famously marched in 1987, open a reflection on the recovery of language, culture and territory.
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Year:
2017
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Language:
Spanish
Subtitles:
English
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