Pupuka
Amid the lush forests of southern Chile, the voice of Elba Jara Trecanahuel recalls the ancient Mapuche tale of the "Pupuka," guardian spirits that assist in household chores for those in need.
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Daniel DíazDirector
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Elba Jara TrecanahuelWriter
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Wagülen Huisca CheuquefiloProducer
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Camila Toro CortezProducer
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Daniel Díaz OyarzúnProducer
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Gerardo Rodriguez LoncomillaMapuche language translator
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Wagülen Huisca CheuquefiloMapuche language translator
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Project Title (Original Language):Pupuka
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Project Type:Documentary, Short
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Runtime:6 minutes
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Completion Date:July 1, 2024
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Production Budget:25,000,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Chile
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Country of Filming:Chile
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Indigenous Film+Video Exhibition (Muestra Cine+Video Indígena)Santiago
Chile
August 19, 2024
Chilean -
TUWUN Wallmapu Indigenous Film Festival (TUWUN Muestra de Cine Indígena de Wallmapu)Villarrica
Chile
October 27, 2024
(Santiago de Chile, 1990) is a filmmaker with a Master's in Screenwriting from Universidad Finis Terrae and alumni of the Berlinale Doc Toolbox Programme. His work reflects a creative exploration of cultural themes, including his Mapuche heritage, particularly the revitalization of the Mapuzugun language, which has played a significant role in his personal and artistic journey.
In recent years, Daniel has focused on improving work efficiency, promoting a healthier relationship with time, and emphasizing the importance of rest and creativity in the artistic process.
After obtaining a diploma in project management, he has been interested in developing operational strategies to streamline production workflows and foster collaboration across teams.
He is committed to exploring new collaboration models that will help expand the reach of the projects he supports, ensuring they connect with wider audiences.