FRESH, our feature film in development, was chosen for the International Encounter of Producers of the Cartagena Film Festival in February. Consult the blog to see the link and video.

We are one of the 10 winners of the 2011 version of the “Destapa Futuro” (Unveiling the Future) prize of the Bavaria Foundation (sponsored by the brewers of the same name), which spent a year choosing the best of 10,000 companies. Give me another beer, please

The knowledge of the Jaguars of Yuruparí has been declared an intangible heritage of mankind by the UNESCO. We feel very proud of our intangible friends in the river Pirá Paraná and thankful for having taken part in this project!

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We did this video with the San Lorenzo Foundation of Barichara, which produces handmade paper from natural fibers like fique and pineapple. To see the video, you have to enter the blog and open this link.

“Ooommm Mmmooo: Yoga for Children” won the prize for an international co-production awarded by the National Television Council of Chile. The series is the first Latin American co-production of an animated children´s series, with the participation of Colombia, Chile and Argentina! See the article:

For the past few months we have been working on a short feature fiction film with a number of youngsters from the Guambiano indigenous nation. The photo shows the Kurachak indigenous council and the MAYELEI LINCHA AMTRAP young people´s association. See more pictures on our blog. Duván Almendra is the Guambiano leader who is the originator and protagonist of this film.

The eccentric orders of our honorable director, Luis Ospina, in the midst of filming in the Valle del Cauca.

Ricardo Velez as Edwin Hubble. A discussion of the origin of the Universe or the advent of the post-shakespirit era?

“Astronomías” is a dazzling series of short videos which we are developing with the Parque Explora (Exploring Park) of Medellín for the new planetarium in Bogotá and tells how different indigenous peoples in Colombia relate to the stars . . . coming soon!

Courses on the Amazonian indigenous cultures and languages of the Vaupés. Learn languages from the Tucana linguistic family: Tatuyo, Karapano, Taibano, Bará, Barasano, Makuna, Tuyuka, Yurutí, Tucano.
Professor: Daniel León, of the Tatuyo indigenous group, local expert in languages. Limited Enrollment – Results guaranteed – 8 hours per month – Begins Thursday, September 16. More information here.