This film travels to the core of Easter Island, beyond the postcard image that we know. Despite countless episodes of foreign "exploration", which began in 1722 with the arrival of a Dutch Captain, the Rapa Nui people have maintained their millenary culture alive. Through the journey of Marisol Hito, a Polynesian house wife that becomes fierce leader in the local territorial struggle, we meet the untold story of those that constructed the mysterious Moai totems. 

 

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Camera Antonio Quercia, Ivan Marinovich, Isabel Burr Raty

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Historical Consultant Marcos Moncada

 

Sponsorship Indigenous People’s Issues & Resources, Human Rights Institute Chile, Rapa Nui Clans Territorial Assembly, Observatorio Ciudadano Chile, National Association of Native and Rural women Chie, Chilean Polinesia

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Watch A Common Breath, Part II: Territories Talk with Elizabeth Povinelli and Isabel Burr Raty at la Loge, Brussels (BE)

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