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Entretejido
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Filmmaker Name:
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Patricia Alvarez Astacio
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Film Length:
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34 min
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Film Year:
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2015
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Duration:
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21-45 min
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Decade:
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2010s
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Language:
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in Spanish, Quechua
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Subtitle Language:
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with English subtitles
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Color:
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color
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Region:
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South America
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Peruvian alpaca wool is a material of utmost significance among Andean highland communities and their rich textile traditions. Within global fashion worlds, Peruvian alpaca wool is considered a highly luxurious material, exceptionally manufactured at the hands of artisans and herders living in extreme poverty. This supply chain has become a site of development efforts seeking to alleviate poverty and foster social inclusion within Peru’s high-fashion worlds.
Entretejido is an observational-ethnographic film that weaves together the different sites and communities involved in making alpaca wool fashions. The film explores the varying representations of indigeneity that emerge out of these encounters, which both challenge and reproduce historically-rooted racism. The film is a sensorial immersion into the textures that compose this supply chain from animal to runway, that brings viewers into contact with the ways objects we wear are entangled in national racial politics and histories. It’s a film about the creation, depth and tension of surfaces.
SELECTED SCREENINGS AND AWARDS
Golden Remi Award, Best Culture and Ethnicity Short Documentary, Houston International Film Festival 2017
Honorable Mention, Best Graduate Student Film, Society for Visual Anthropology Film Festival, Minneapolis, 2016
Taiwan International Ethnographic Film Festival, Taiwan, 2017
La Paz International Film Festival, La Paz, Bolivia, 2017
Ethnografilm Festival, Paris, France, 2017
EXTENDED EXHIBITION HISTORY
Taiwan International Ethnographic Film Festival, Taiwan, 2017
La Paz International Film Festival, La Paz, Bolivia, 2017
Queens Museum, Environmental Remediations, New York, 2017
Ethnografilm Festival, Paris, France, 2017
Festival Internacional de Cine del Cono Sur, Valparaiso, Chile, 2017
Royal Anthropological Institute Film Festival, Festival Film Library 2017
Ethnographic Film Screening, Louisiana State University, cosponsored by the Department of Geography & Anthropology, Women and Gender Studies, and International Studies 2017
Brandeis University, Department of Anthropology, Massachusetts, 2017
Vernacular Textiles in the Global Context, Savanah Museum of Contemporary Art and Design, Savanah, Georgia 2016
Emergent Ecologies: NYC Emergence, Kilroy Metal Ceiling Gallery and Princeton Environmental Institute
Global Interweavings, Center for Documentary Arts Research, University of California, Santa Cruz, 2016
Visible Evidence Conference, Boseman, Montana 2016
International Seminar: Practices and New Perspectives in Latin American and Peruvian Documentary Cinema, Anthropology Department, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Peru, 2016
Havana International Film Festival (World Premiere), Havana, Cuba 2015
CREDITS
Director
Patricia Alvarez Astacio
Producer
Christopher Newman & Patricia Alvarez Astacio
Recording
Patricia Alvarez Astacio & Christopher Newman
Editing
Christopher Newman
Additional Editing
Patricia Alvarez Astacio
Participants
Artisans of the Workshop José María Escrivá, Naty Muñoz, Alpacas, CITE Textil Camélidos Huancavelica, Comunidades Alpaqueras Huancavelica, Organizers Exhibe Peru Runway
Re-Recording Mixer
Matt Wood
Additional Knitting Sounds
Emilie Dionne, Megan Moodie
Advisors
Irene Lusztig, Matthew Wolf-Meyer, Lisa Rofel, Mark Anderson
Graphic Design
Mrinali Alvarez, Victor Dávila
Special Thanks
B Ruby Rich, Beta Local Pin-Up Works in Progress, Elaine Gan, Benjamín Schultz-Figueroa, Caitlin Manchester, Alex Johnston, Kit Rutter, Holly Johnson, Rebecca Ora, Stefanie Graeter, Juan Carlos Dávila, Arturo “Chico” Delgado Pereira, Midiam Astacio, Juan Alvarez, Mrinalini Maldonado, Patricia Newman, Eric Newman, Keenan Newman, Sara Newman, Dana Shaw, Caroline Gil, Abdiel Segarra, Joel Rodríguez, Rafael Vazquez-Concepción, Pierre Du Plessis, Filippo Bertoni, Ruth Goldstein, Xóchitl Chávez, Adele Fournet, Felipe Wurst, María Gracía Rodríguez, Mariella Stuart Pando, Programa Antropología Visual Pontificia Universidad Católica del Peru, Ayni Arts, Promperu Cusco, Alonso Quinteros, Harumi Momota, Mozhdeh Matin, Pía Vanesa Ojeda, Diego Colán, Adam French, Sara French, Mitsuo Maruyama, The City of Huancavelica
Produced in Association with
The Graduate Program in Anthropology & The Film and Digital Media Program, University of California, Santa Cruz
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