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Films from the country "bolivie", sorted by production date
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Maleficarum (2011)
Origin Bolivie
Genres Drama, Horror, Historical
Themes Films about sexuality, LGBT-related film, Lesbian-related films
Maria Francisca, une jeune riche héritière et son amie Mariana De Castro, une jeune veuve protestante, sont accusées de sorcellerie et emmenées devant l'Inquisition.
Di buen día a papá (2005)
, 1h47Origin Bolivie
Genres Drama, Romance
À La Higuera, en 1967, Che Guevara est tué et sa dépouille est exposée à la population avant d'être enterrée dans un lieu secret. Trois générations de femmes vivant dans la région sont diversement affectées par cet épisode historique.
Sexual Dependency (2003)
, 1h44Origin Bolivie
Genres Drama, Romance
Themes L'adolescence, Films about children, Films about sexuality, LGBT-related films, LGBT-related films, LGBT-related film
Actors Matt Cavenaugh
Des jeunes gens entre l'adolescence et l'âge adulte - une jeune fille pauvre, un jeune homme riche, un étudiant, un mannequin - découvrent leur sexualité.
Blood of the Condor (1969)
, 1h10Directed by Jorge Sanjinés
Origin Bolivie
Genres Drama, Thriller, Crime
Themes Politique, Political films
Le film s'ouvre sur deux citations du dignitaire nazi Martin Bormann et du scientifique américain James Donner prônant l'eugénisme.
And So It Is (1966)
, 1h12Directed by Jorge Sanjinés
Origin Bolivie
Genres Drama
Sabina (Amerindian) was raped by Rosendo Ramos (Mestizo) and her father Andrés Mayta wants revenge.
Wara Wara (1930)
, 1h9Directed by José Maria Velasco Maidana
Origin Bolivie
Genres Drama, Romance
Actors José Maria Velasco Maidana
The film is named for the eponymous main character, Inca princess Wara Wara (played by Juanita Taillansier). Set in the 16th century, it is a "historical narrative of the Spanish conquest of Qullasuyu", the Aymara territories of the Inca Empire. "A peaceful Inca community is massacred by a group of conquistadores", and survivors -among whom Wara Wara- flee into the mountains. Later, Wara Wara is assaulted by two Spanish soldiers, and rescued by "a conquistador with a noble heart", Tristan de la Vega. The two fall in love, but are confronted with the mutual hatred between their peoples. Sentenced to death, they escape, and "live happily ever after". The film's closing scene show "a final prude kiss against the backdrop of a sunset on the edge of the Incas' sacred lake", Lake Titicaca.