La Guajira (1984)

The Guajiros are a people who have survived the harsh elements of their desert environment and the intervention of outside cultures. Through the centuries, they have learned to interpret the values and laws of those cultures to assure the perpetuation of their race. In this film, their art and ancient ceremonies are intermingled with the economic and sociopolitical realities existing in Latin America.

Director: Calogero Salvo
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 58 min
Release Date:
Country: Venezuela
Original Language: es
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is La Guajira about?
The Guajiros are a people who have survived the harsh elements of their desert environment and the intervention of outside cultures. Through the centuries, they have learned to interpret the values and laws of those cultures to assure the perpetuation of their race. In this film, their art and ancient ceremonies are intermingled with the economic and sociopolitical realities existing in Latin America.
Who directed La Guajira?
La Guajira was directed by Calogero Salvo.
How long is La Guajira?
La Guajira has a runtime of 58m (58 minutes).
What genre is La Guajira?
La Guajira is a Documentary film.
Where was La Guajira produced?
La Guajira was produced in Venezuela.