Proimágenes Colombia

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Gunzareiman Villafaña Torres

Gunzareiman Villafaña Torres, Arhuaca audiovisual producer, combines her training in economics and a master's degree in Creative Audiovisual Production to make the voices of her territory visible. Since 2020, she has led projects such as “Dunna Kwasi -Constructing Peace” and “Voices of the Earth”. Her recent series 'Kunsamu Zaku: Mothers of Knowledge' highlights indigenous female narratives. She is currently working on projects such as “Seymuke” and the documentary 'Sein Zare and The God Particle', with support from National Geographic.

Heny Cuesta Mena

Heny Cuesta is a film and television director and producer, with training in the Meisner technique and a Master's degree in Cultural Management and Production. Founder of Cimarrón Creative Films, she has worked in transmedia narratives with social impact and was winner of the FDC 2022 for Racial Equity with her debut feature film. She participated in the Toolbox Program 2023 of the Berlinale, standing out internationally.

Sara Johana Asprilla Palomino

Sara Asprilla is co-founder of Bucco Films, an audiovisual production company focused on telling stories that intertwine cultural identity and gender from Chocó. She has made the short films 'Degenere' (Toronto's Inside Out, 2024 - Bogoshorts, 2023), 'Neneco' (FICCI, 2023) and 'Kanekalon' (in post-production), all of them beneficiaries of FDC incentives. He is currently developing his first feature film, 'Luna sobre matanzas', and will participate in the Cinefilia Script Lab in October with an Ibermedia grant.

Irati Dojura Landa Yagarí

Irati Landa is an audiovisual director trained at the University of Antioquia, with experience in directing, production and photography. She has participated in several indigenous film exhibitions in Colombia. Her short fiction film Akababuru: Expresión de Asombro won the FDC for ethnic populations. She has also directed podcasts about indigenous Medellín and was recently a recipient of the Warmicine grant with her project in development Bekaura: Hijas del maíz (Bekaura: Daughters of Corn).