Camatarca, una locura linda directed by Christian Lauro Rodríguez Morales.

The short film follows a high-mountain expedition featuring three disabled climbers, including two blind men: Ridouane from Morocco and Gustavo from Argentina. Two associations from Spain and Argentina set out to climb two Argentine peaks that rise above six thousand meters. The climbing is technically demanding, but the real story is about the intercultural encounter between people from different backgrounds—Guaraní, Maya, Amazigh, Basque, Atacameño, and more—coming together for an inclusive and intercultural project over 20 days in a stunning, remote area of South America: Catamarca.

This is an experimental documentary that was not intended to be shown to the public; they only wanted to have a nice memory of the expedition, which is why the dialogues and events in it are natural, with no further pretensions than that. This inclusive and intercultural expedition eventually caught the attention of other media, and it was decided to show it to the public.

Crew:

Association: X Más Inclusión (Argentina) & Ibilki Mountain Club (Spain)

Camara: Marco Antonio Solis, Christian Rodríguez

Music:

Raíces Puneñas