
Nütuayin Mapu
Synopsis
"Nütuayin Mapu", which in Mapuche language means "Let's recover our land", is a documentary about the Mapuche conflict and the struggle of the Revolutionary Peasant Movement and the inhabitants of Camp Lautaro, who in the face of the precarious Chilean legislation seek to recover the ancestral land that belongs to them through the displacement of fences and land seizure.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Carlos Flores Delpino, Guillermo Cahn
- Original Title
- Nütuayin Mapu
- Country of Origin
- Chile
- Spoken Languages
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 10m
- Production Studios
- Cinematográfica Tercer Mundo
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Carlos Flores Delpino, Guillermo Cahn
Samuel Carvajal
Samuel Carvajal, Carlos Flores Delpino
Department Leadership Roster
Carlos Flores Delpino
Director
Samuel Carvajal
Director of Photography
Samuel Carvajal
Editor
Carlos Flores Delpino
Editor
Guillermo Cahn
Director
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Nütuayin Mapu.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Nütuayin Mapu
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Nütuayin Mapu about?
"Nütuayin Mapu", which in Mapuche language means "Let's recover our land", is a documentary about the Mapuche conflict and the struggle of the Revolutionary Peasant Movement and the inhabitants of Camp Lautaro, who in the face of the precarious Chilean legislation seek to recover the ancestral land that belongs to them through the displacement of fences and land seizure.
Who directed Nütuayin Mapu?
Nütuayin Mapu was directed by Carlos Flores Delpino, Guillermo Cahn.
Who stars in Nütuayin Mapu?
The principal cast of Nütuayin Mapu includes Not specified.
When was Nütuayin Mapu released and how long is it?
Nütuayin Mapu was released in 1969 with a total runtime of 10m.
