ImillaSkate: The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia
Synopsis
In the mountains of Bolivia, a collective of Indigenous women challenge gender stereotypes through skateboarding — tearing down the notoriously steep streets wearing traditional pollera skirts. For them, skateboarding is more than a sport — it’s a statement of resilience and empowerment in a machismo society. As the collective gains visibility, they are working toward their biggest goal yet: building Bolivia's first skate park and community center designed for girls.
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Trailer
Type: Trailer • Published 2025-06-30
Top Cast
Explore Star Directory →Elinor Buitrago Méndez
"Illari"
Huara Medina Montaño
"Chaskañawi"
Deysi Tacuri López
"Kallpa"
Fabiola Gonzales Torres
"K'alincha"
Mírian Estefany Morales Mamani
"Misk'i"
Joselin Brenda Mamani Tinta
"Waliki"
Maria Luisa Zurita Cejas
"Waliki"
Basilia Lopez Muñoz
Deysi's mom
Stefan Vega Buitrago
Elli's children
Valento Vega Buitrago
Elli's children
Moises Paco Ledezma
Children
Juan José Paco Ledezma
Children
Maria José Gutierrez
Children
Sofia Rios Gerónimo
Children
Ariara Rouss Gutierrez
Children
Ayle Alcocer Condori
Children
Lucas Ledezma Condori
Children
Kevin Condori Mamani
Children
Release History & Theatrical Window
June 30, 2025
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Rebecca Basaure, Mariano Carranza
- Original Score
- Alejandro Rivas Cottle
- Original Title
- ImillaSkate: The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia
- Country of Origin
- United States of America, Bolivia
- Spoken Languages
- English, Spanish
- Runtime
- 15m
- Production Studios
- Optimist, Nowness, Vans (US), Pachamama Sabia, National Association of Latino Arts and Cultures (NALAC)
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Rebecca Basaure, Mariano Carranza
Alejandro Rivas Cottle
Rebecca Basaure, Mariano Carranza
Mariana Blanco
Natalie Conneely, Jenna M. Kelly, Chris Temple, Zach Ingrasci, Jackie Omanhoff
Department Leadership Roster
Rebecca Basaure
Director
Mariano Carranza
Director
Natalie Conneely
Producer
Jenna M. Kelly
Producer
Mariana Blanco
Editor
Rebecca Basaure
Director of Photography
Mariano Carranza
Director of Photography
Production Stills & Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions About ImillaSkate: The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia
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What is ImillaSkate: The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia about?
In the mountains of Bolivia, a collective of Indigenous women challenge gender stereotypes through skateboarding — tearing down the notoriously steep streets wearing traditional pollera skirts. For them, skateboarding is more than a sport — it’s a statement of resilience and empowerment in a machismo society. As the collective gains visibility, they are working toward their biggest goal yet: building Bolivia's first skate park and community center designed for girls.
Who directed ImillaSkate: The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia?
ImillaSkate: The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia was directed by Rebecca Basaure, Mariano Carranza.
Who stars in ImillaSkate: The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia?
The principal cast of ImillaSkate: The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia includes Elinor Buitrago Méndez, Huara Medina Montaño, Deysi Tacuri López, Fabiola Gonzales Torres, Mírian Estefany Morales Mamani.
When was ImillaSkate: The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia released and how long is it?
ImillaSkate: The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia was released in 2025 with a total runtime of 15m.
Who composed the musical score for ImillaSkate: The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia?
The original motion picture soundtrack for ImillaSkate: The Cholita Skaters of Bolivia was composed by Alejandro Rivas Cottle.