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Judith Figueroa | ... |
Kukuli
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Victor Chambi | ... |
Alaku
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Lizardo Pérez | ... |
Ukuku
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Emilio Galli | ... |
Cura
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Felix Valeriano | ... |
Machula (Grandpa)
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Martina Mamani | ... |
Mamala (Grandma)
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Simón Champi | ... |
Brujo
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Mercedes Yupa | ... |
Mercedescha
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Eduardo Navarro | ... |
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Directed by
Luis Figueroa | ||
Eulogio Nishiyama | ||
César Villanueva |
Written by
Hernán Velarde | ... | (screenplay) & |
Luis Figueroa | ... | (screenplay) & |
César Villanueva | ... | (screenplay) |
Hernán Velarde | ... | (quechua dialogue) |
Sebastián Salazar Bondy | ... | (narration written by) |
Produced by
Luis Arnillas | ... | associate producer |
Enrique Meier | ... | associate producer |
Enrique Vallve | ... | associate producer |
Music by
Armando Guevara Ochoa |
Cinematography by
Eulogio Nishiyama |
Editing by
Ricardo Rodríguez Nistal | ... | (as Ricardo R. Nistal) |
Art Department
Emilio Galli | ... | scenic consultant |
Sound Department
Sruli Roif | ... | sound recordist |
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Kukuli, a young llama herder, leaves her grandparents in the countryside of Cusco to attend the Feast of Mamacha Carmen in the town of Paucartambo. On the way she meets Alaku, a mestizo who has lost his land. He seduces her, and they decide to enter into servinakuy (trial marriage). Continuing their journey to Paucartambo, they consult a sorcerer with a llama skeleton hung outside his house. Reading the coca leaves, the sorcerer notes Alaku's lack of a home and declares that death accompanies them. Fleeing in fear, the couple reach Paucartambo and participate in the festival. Written by Anonymous |
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Trivia | Kukuli (1961) is the first film ever to be spoken in Quechua. See more » |