DOCUMENTARY

Trying to rescue and preserve the memory of the cultists that abound in Venezuela who are completely unknown to the majority of the population, this documentary portrays the story of life and everyday life of Theodora: who has dedicated hes life to the weaving of hammocks on the island of Margarita, opening the doors of her home,she is happy to be able to be recognized and share a lot of anecdotes.

Directing: Leonor Urdaneta
Production: Venezuelan Culture Ministry
Photo: Wilmer Araujo
Sound: Rafael Reyes
Edition: Juan Pablo Oczkowski
Sound Track: Juan Pablo Nuñez, Juan Pablo Oczkowski.
30′
2007

SECOND PART

This documentary shows the process of the first World-wide Festival of Corporal Art made in Caracas, Venezuela in 2005, and that counts with the participation of valuable artists of different latitudes, dedicated to the art that uses the body like support. Through testimony of the own artists we can perceive as much part of its life histories,also of its work related to the creative process and its pieces.
Directing: Leonor Urdaneta
Production: Venezuelan Culture Ministry
Photo: Jesus Suarez, Oscar Bolivar
Sound: Rafael Reyes
Edition: Pablo Lopez
Sound Track: La Big Landin Orquesta
56:26’
2005

Through the voice of the renowned anthropologist wayuu Nemesio Montiel: staunch defender of this indigenous group in Venezuela; simultaneously with the participation of some members of the community, this documentary tells how it is formed and how it works this ancestral territory, its origin and organization, their traditions and beliefs, the differences between the work of the men and women, their education and spirituality among others.
Directing: Leonor Urdaneta
Production: Venezuelan Culture Ministry
Photo: Victor Perez
Sound: Frank Gonzalez
Edition: Pablo Lopez
Music: Chonto Turola
30’
2006

SECOND PART

 

 

It is a documentary that is part of a series entitled TV: “Once upon a time art” produced by the Ministry of culture of Venezuela and held in Margarita Island in the year 2006; It shows the motivation and passion of some children from very humble communities by dance, and how with the support of their mothers and their teacher they can trace a path through this art.
Directing: Leonor Urdaneta
Production: Venezuelan Culture Ministry
Photo: Wilmer Araujo
Sound: Rafael Reyes
Edition: Merio Pantin Cox
Music: Juan Pablo Nuñez
30’
2006

Pequeños Danzarines:

SECOND PART

THIRD PART

 

It is a documentary that is part of a tv series titled “Once upon a time art” produced by the Ministry of culture of Venezuela and held in the city of Caracas in 2006, shows the significance that has given the theater to the life of these children from different social strata and how they inter-relate your daily life and routine with the wonderful world of expression.
Directing: Leonor Urdaneta
Production: Venezuelan Culture Ministry
Photo: Sebastián Tambasco
Sound: Frank Gonzalez
Edition: Swami Mendez
30’
2007

SECOND PART

It is a documentary made in the town of Altagracia de Orituco, located in Guarico State of Venezuela where even today is kept alive the tradition of so-called parties “Spree of blacks of the Orituco” originated by the first Maroons (slaves in 1720) who moved from the mountains towards the valleys to celebrate the festivities of the Catholic Saints, as rebellion or to take advantage of the festivities of whites.
Directing: Leonor Urdaneta
Production: Venezuelan Culture Ministry
Photo: Victor Perez
Sound: Alexander Gonzalez
Edition: Kenzo Mijares
30’
2006

SECOND PART