Eternity

High in the Peruvian Andes, an elderly Aymara couple waits for the return of their son while enduring the changing seasons alone. This film was the first Peruvian feature film entirely spoken in Aymara, and it quietly affirms an Indigenous worldview rooted in the mountains themselves, where time follows ancestral rhythms beyond the chronology of the modern nation-state.

Catacora died at only 34, leaving behind a brief but extraordinary body of work, with Wiñaypacha standing as one of the masterpieces of contemporary slow cinema.