Morenada

In Morenada, Blas Arará is an afro-Peruvian slave who attempts to share the dance of Morenada with an Andean boy. This dance, significant to Afro-Peruvian culture, becomes a point of contention, as it challenges the authority of the landowners. As Blas navigates the complexities of his situation, he faces repercussions from his Creole boss, who seeks to punish him for his actions.

The film's runtime of 20 minutes allows for a concise yet impactful narrative, delving into the intersection of cultural expression and oppression. With its focus on the Morenada dance, the film highlights an important aspect of Afro-Peruvian heritage, making it a noteworthy piece for those interested in cultural representation in cinema. Featuring performances by Herbert Corimanya and Cristhian Esquivel, Morenada presents a compelling story that captures the struggles and resilience of its characters.