Walking and Singing Endangered Worlds is a poetic exploration of 360-degree footage recorded while walking through the Peruvian Amazon, in territories of Indigenous communities where leaders and environmental defenders were recently murdered. The experimental film was created by delving into the possibilities of editing 360-degree video, combining traditional animation techniques and collaborating with sound artists, poets and Indigenous painters. The gathered visual and sonic offerings aim to honor the rich complexity of the entangled sentient networks they depict. The forest, its spirits and ethical codes are introduced by the artists Lastenia Canayo and Enrique Casanto, whose voices weave this collective homage to life's regenerative capacities and the beings, human and non-human, that sustain them.

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Cast & Crew :​

Cast: Lastenia Canayo, Enrique Casanto, Beatríz Pío, Víctor Pío, Emilio Maraví, Jhover Meléndez, Nelvi Bolívar, Rodrigo and Jefferson Sinto, Hernando Chindoy, Ana Cristina Chindoy, Inti Chindoy Rodríguez.

 

Director: Eliana Otta
Animation: Diego Vizcarra, Martin Aramburu

Composer: Sozia Holubowska (Austria), Imayna Caceres with Yeni Ccorahua, Susana Ojeda and Marcela Torres from Feministiches* Bloco Decolonial (Austria),Yorgia Karidi (Greece)Edith Ramos with Tilsa Otta (Peru), Coral Rojo (Chile) Post production : Nuno Cassola, Lisa Marie HollausProduction: Katia Lara, Milton Benítez

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