febrero 15, 2026

Peruvian cinema lights up Aurora with stories that cross borders

Cine peruano ilumina Aurora con historias que cruzan fronteras 

PERUVIAN FILM FESTIVAL AT THE PEOPLE’S BUILDING

Newsroom El Comercio de Colorado

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Aurora, Colorado, is preparing to welcome a window into vibrant Peruvian culture with the arrival of the Peruvian Film Festival. This event, organized by the Consulate General of Peru in collaboration with the City of Aurora’s Office of International and Immigrant Affairs, promises an enriching cinematic experience for the entire community.

These films, presented in Spanish and Aymara with English subtitles, offer a unique opportunity to explore diverse narratives and perspectives from Peru. It’s an open invitation for the community to immerse itself in stories that reflect the diversity and talent of Peruvian cinema. All screenings will take place at The People’s Building (9995 E. Colfax Ave.).

Program

Peruvian cinema lights up Aurora with stories that cross borders Cine peruano ilumina Aurora con historias que cruzan fronteras 

Reinas (PG-13)

An emotional drama exploring the complexities of life and family relationships. The film offers an intimate look at the challenges and triumphs of its protagonists.

Thursday, September 25

7pm 

Peruvian cinema lights up Aurora with stories that cross borders Cine peruano ilumina Aurora con historias que cruzan fronteras 

Manco Capac (PG-13)

This film tells the story of a young migrant’s struggle to find opportunities in the city. It’s a powerful tale of perseverance and identity in an unfamiliar environment.

Friday, September 26

7pm 

Cine peruano ilumina Aurora con historias que cruzan fronteras 

Ainbo, el espíritu de la Amazonía (PG)

A charming animated feature that immerses audiences in the legends and beauty of the Amazon rainforest. The story highlights the importance of connecting with nature and ancestral traditions.

Saturday, September 27

4pm  

Peruvian cinema lights up Aurora with stories that cross borders

Wiñaypacha (PG-13)

Filmed entirely in Aymara, this masterpiece presents the moving story of an elderly couple living in isolation in the Andes. It’s a profound tribute to Andean culture and the resilience of its people.

7pm 

For information and registration


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