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Ventana Sur Title ‘The Condor Daughter’ Centers on Quechua Midwives
VarietyStory by Jamie Lang
scrn logline
Bolivian director Álvaro Olmos Torrico explores the lives of Quechua midwives in his introspective second feature 'The Condor Daughter' at Ventana Sur's Copia Final showcase.
beat sheet
- The film follows the story of indigenous Quechua midwives and the crucial role they play in their communities in Bolivia.
- Olmos Torrico's production company, Empatia Cine, is behind the project, known for their previous work on the drama 'The Visitor'.
call sheet
Álvaro Olmos Torrico, Empatia Cine, The Condor Daughter, The Visitor