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France, the Alps…To most people, this means snow, skiing and holidays. Hardly anyone would think of madness, hatred and crime. However, such is the true nature of the Alps according to living legend of French cinematography Luc Moullet who invites his spectators to the landscape of madness with an ironic smile.
Daughter of Chorolque
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Misun Park
2007 /
Bolivia, South Korea
/ 84 min
Emancipation for women in a Bolivian mining village - the right to go into the depths of the earth to work alongside men. We witness their backbreaking work but also realise the beauty that is present in the lives of the daughters of Chorolque.
5600 metres above sea level in the Bolivian mining village of Chorolque emancipation for women means having earned the right to work alongside men in the depths of the earth. Today there are 20 women who work in the tin mine among 1000 men. In 1990, Pascuala was the first woman to be allowed to go down the shafts to work, breaking the tradition that forbade females to take employment. Now aged 56, she has been campaigning for the past 18 years for her fellow women's right to independence and recognition in a patriarchal world. This ethnographic film enters into the harsh environment of the mine with women who have followed in Pascuala's footsteps, such as Carmela and her daughter. Deep underground the sound of hammers resonates in the chambers and we witness the backbreaking work of the miners. The stresses and strains are evident in their grubby faces and calloused hands. In contrast, on the surface of the earth, stunning landscapes reveal a poignant beauty, a beauty that is also present in the lives of the daughters of Chorolque.
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| Director | Misun Park |
|---|---|
| Screenplay | Mi-Sun Park |
| Dir. of Photography | Mi-Sun Park |
| Editing | Mi-Sun Park, Jong-Chul Choi |
| Music | Jong-Hyuk Jeon |
| Sound | Sung-Joon Lee |
| Duration | 84 min |
| Year | 2007 |
| Country | Bolivia, South Korea |
| Colour | Colour |
| Tags | observational, social issues, society, work |
| Production |
Mi-Sun Park
Mi-Sun Park
Address: 602-102 Shindo APT, Howon-Dong City: 480-778 Uijeongbu-Si, Kyunggi-Do Country: South Korea Web: parkmisun.blogspot.com/ E-mail: Phone: +82-16-245-6123 Cell phone: +82-16-245-6123 |
| Distribution |
Mi-Sun Park
Mi-Sun Park
Address: 602-102 Shindo APT, Howon-Dong City: 480-778 Uijeongbu-Si, Kyunggi-Do Country: South Korea Web: parkmisun.blogspot.com/ E-mail: Phone: +82-16-245-6123 Cell phone: +82-16-245-6123 |
| Festivals |
Korea: Korea: Overseas: |
| Awards |
RED EYE PRIZE from ... RED EYE PRIZE from Bolivian Human Rights Film Festival (2008) |
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