La Bolivie - Ciné conférence

BOLIVIA Cultures and Traditions A film directed and presented by Bernard Bruel The music performed by Bolivia's Indigenous communities is the common thread running through this film. By meeting the craftsmen who make the hundreds of flutes used throughout the country, you will discover the many contrasting facets of Bolivia. You will meet the musicians who play these instruments to call for rain at sowing time or summon the wind to dry and winnow the harvest. The country's many religious and syncretic festivals offer an opportunity to discover the Aymara and Quechua peoples, who make up the majority of Bolivia's population and remain deeply attached to the utmost respect for Pachamama, Mother Earth. This journey through the land of the Incas will take you to the majestic shores of Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world. The immense Uyuni Salt Flats and the vast sandy and rocky landscapes of South Lípez reveal a harsher yet fascinating natural environment. The mining towns of Potosí and Oruro, the white city of Sucre, and the major cities of La Paz and Santa Cruz will transport you back to the era of the Spanish conquest. Numerous historical and religious monuments bear witness to the enduring influence of the Church throughout the region. Blending music, culture and breathtaking scenery, this film reveals a country alive with colour and tradition. Full price: €10 Reduced price: €5 Beauséjour's annual box office opens on Thursday August 27, 2026. Reservations By telephone at Beauséjour: 05 46 30 49 50 On site: 51 bd de la République 17340 Châtelaillon-Plage Online: www.beausejour-chatelaillonplage.fr -> Online credit card payment Printable ticket or download to your smartphone On partner sites: www.fnac.com / www.francebillet.com / www.carrefour.fr / www.ticketmaster.fr / www.cultura.com / www.leclercbilletterie.com