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Argentinian Indigenous activist Javier Chocobar of the Chuchagasta community was murdered while protecting his ancestral lands. Lucrecia Martel skilfully weaves footage from the incident caught on camera, the ensuing court case, interviews with his heartbroken family and the persistent denials of the accused, creating a compelling tale of colonialism and arrogant entitlement. Her first foray into non-fiction is a masterclass in filmmaking as she builds her case with a combination of inescapable facts and stunning cinematography. The film bears powerful and beautiful witness to the heartache and grief of a community and the determination that is Chocobar’s legacy.
Suitability information for this event:
- Minimum age: 15 years

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Date
Last ran on Friday 20th March @ 2:30pm
2 hours duration
Venue
Hebden Bridge Picture House
New Rd,
Hebden Bridge,
HX7 8AD
Venue access:
- Wheelchair access
- Induction loop
- Accessible toilet
- Accessible parking
- Baby changing facilities
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