
AMOR AMERICA
“Amor America” is a poignant exploration of love and identity. The film weaves together the narratives of diverse characters who navigate the complexities of romantic relationships against the backdrop of an ever-changing America. Through its rich storytelling, vibrant visuals, and emotional depth, “Amor America” delves into the themes of connection, longing, and the search for belonging in a contemporary society.
The story begins with Mapuche singer Aimé Painé, who was snatched from her family as a child and grew up with her wealthy adoptive family in Buenos Aires. Her death and an encounter with her friend, Luisa Calcumil, an actress and a Mapuche, are the starting point for a journey along the South railroad line which was built during the military campaign to conquest the land and exterminate their ancestors.
- Documentary
- Drama
- Human Stories
Role
Writer, Director & Cinematographer
Date
February 1989
Production
Independant
Genre
Documentory
Cast & Crew
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Cast:
Ciro Cappellari
Osvaldo Bayer, Ciro Cappellari, Jorge Luis Ubertalli
Wolfgang Pfeiffer, Ciro Cappellari
Ciro Cappellari
Regine Heuser
Didi Danquart
Luisa Calcumil, Moc Thysson
Directed by: | Ciro Cappellari | ||
Writtten by: | Oswaldo Bayer, Ciro Cappellari, Jorge Luis Ubertalli |