Fausta Quattrini

Fausta Quattrini

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El Impenetrable 2014 (10)

Filmmaker Daniele Incalcaterra was left 12,355 acres of land in the Chaco by his father, but when he decides, through a combination of altruism and frustration, to return his untouched land to the indigenous people, tensions begin to run high. Battling against GM soybean growers, as well as cattle ranchers and oil prospectors, Incalcaterra forms his own motley posse to help preserve this beautifully rugged piece of forest forever.
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Contr@site 2003

In a Bolivian village, a filmmaker, a videographer, and a cyberman film what is happening around the search for a mass grave. Images taken from three different and divergent perspectives converge on the web to tell the story of the end of the 1960s utopia.
Fausta Quattrini

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Chaco 2018 (6.3)

An Italian descendent inherited 5000 hectares of virgin forest in Chaco Paraguaio. He tries to stop deforestation to intensive farming and livestock, while advocating for native Guaraní Nandevas.
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La nación Mapuce N/A

Los Mapuce son un pueblo originario de la Patagonia, depositario de una cultura oral muy antigua, para quienes el territorio no es un "atributo", sino un elemento constitutivo de su identidad. En este sentido, luchan para que el Estado argentino respete la Constitución Nacional de 1994 que “garantiza la posesión de las tierras que [los pueblos originarios del país] tradicionalmente ocupan”. The Mapuce are a native people of Patagonia, repository of a very ancient oral culture, for whom the territory is not an "attribute", but a constitutive element of their identity. In this sense, they fight for the Argentine State to respect the National Constitution of 1994 that "guarantees the possession of the lands that [the native peoples of the country] traditionally occupy."