María Lionza

Set in 1530, María Lionza tells the story of a light-eyed Indian woman who is rejected by her tribe. The narrative weaves between this historical backdrop and present-day, where a woman experiences recurring dreams that unveil the mystery of her connection to the past. The film runs for 85 minutes and offers a unique perspective on a divided country through its historical lens.

As a historical film, María Lionza may attract collectors interested in narratives that delve into cultural heritage and identity. Its exploration of the intersection between past and present can resonate with those who appreciate films that tackle significant societal themes. With a runtime of 85 minutes, it provides a concise but impactful viewing experience, worthy of consideration for a collection focused on historical narratives.