This inspiring documentary tells the story of a group of Indigenous women who responded to Argentina's economic crisis by rediscovering the ancestral tradition of spinning and weaving wool. They call themselves “Tinku Kamayu” which means in the Quechua language “working together”.
Directors :
Mabel Maio
Markets :
Documentary
Year Released : 2008
Country : Argentina
Original Language : Spanish
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Visual Journey: Scenes from Tinku Kamayu
Explore a gallery of images from "Tinku Kamayu," offering a visual feast that captures the essence of its story.