5th June 2025 | |
7:30pm | |
Centre for Contemporary Arts Glasgow 350 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow City Centre G2 3JD |
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£10 | |
Event organiser/part of Latin Connections Film Festival | |
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When 23,000 people died after the eruption of Nevado del Ruiz in Colombia, Jenifer was only one week old. She survived and was adopted in Spain. 30 years later, she decides to reveal the truth about her origins, hidden under the institutional mud of the tragedy.
This screening is presented in collaboration between CinemaAttic and the Ixchel project as part of the Latin Connections Film Festival, and will feature an introduction by Charlotte Gleghorn (University of Edinburgh), Ixchel Project team member.
Content note: Contains depictions of a tragedy and includes themes of child abduction.
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