Wara Wara /
Warawara
Fundación Cinemateca Boliviana presenta ; dirigida por José María Velasco Maidana ; guión, José María Velasco Maidana, Antonio Diaz Villamil
- [Versión restaurada].
, Bolivia
- 1 online resource (1 video file (65 min.)) : silent, black and white
Originally released as a motion picture in 1930 by Urania Films. Based on the play: La voz de la quena / Antonio Diaz Villamil.
Cinematographers, Mario Camacho, José Jiménez, José María Velasco Maidana ; narrative reconstruction, Fernando Vargas Villazón ; editor, Fernando Vargas Villazón ; music, Cergio Prudencio. Cinematographers, Mario Camacho, José Jiménez, José María Velasco Maidana ; narrative reconstruction, Fernando Vargas Villazón ; editor, Fernando Vargas Villazón ; music, Cergio Prudencio.
Juanita Tallansier G., Martha de Velasco, Arturo Borda, Emmo Reyes F., José Velasco, Guillermo Viscarra F., Dámaso E. Delgado, Raul Montalvo, Juan Capriles, Humberto Viscarra M.
Wara Wara, daughter of curaca Calicuma and de Nitaya, resides in Hatum Colla, capital of Collasuyo. Her life has a radical change the day she meets Captain Tristín de la Vega and a love is born between them that is rejected by the Wara Wara co-owners, for whom the princess represented the hope of a future vindication of her race against the abuses of the invaders. --
Silent film with Spanish intertitles; with musical accompaniment.
Incas--Bolivia--Drama. Indians of South America--Bolivia--Drama. Man-woman relationships--Drama.
Silent films. Film adaptations. Historical films. Romance films. Internet videos. Streaming video.