Pachamama

With an amazing and totally original art design, vibrant colors and exquisite music, Pachamama is a jewel of animation. The story is inspiring and carries a message love, respect and gratitude to Mother Earth. I had the chance to see it at the NYICFF, everybody loved it there!

I had completely loved this movie, as other people had said this could be a sad movie in some ways, but this is what really happened when spaniards invaded South America, perhaps reality is sad but it's what truly happened, so this movie went to tackle an almost taboo part of southamerican history that is not visited often and much less from the side of the invaded and conquered, to those who are used to edulcorated disney versions, the director , producers and the rest of the movie ensemble, couldn't and wouldn't create a false reality of what happened just because it is not easy to swallow.

Being sad and all, the topic has been treated with decency and respect for the culture, perhaps thats difficult to understand because it is often believed that those who were conquered were less "civilized", but in fact they were more in tune with this world, I assume that it's time to revisit these concepts and accept what happened and observe what we are doing to this planet.

Overly spiritual, esotheric, abstract and sad film. One third of young audience cried or left the cinema. Film is loaded with bad experiences the characters must suffer, with just a little positive payoff.

Nice weekend afternoon trashed by this movie experience. Avoid except your kid is older than 7 and enjoys sad stories.

We've may have lost contact with the source were we all came from. This film could help us remember how much we owe to this planet. Originary people were usually more evolved and peaceful than there conquerors, not the other way around as we may wrongly believe.Thanks! Christian Winckler

Art style is wonderful and the animation is just top notch! Nice story and depth. Highly recomend!