Living Revolution

Living Revolution examines the possibilities and perils of social change in the contemporary world through the lives of people caught up in one of the world¹s most radical social and political experiments: the Bolivian revolution.

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NEA awards $75,000 to Living Revolution

April 30

The National Endowment for the Arts has awarded Living Revolution (formerly titled Encounters with the Other) a $75,000 production grant. Two-time Peabody award-winning director/producer Maria Finitzo (Mapping Stem Cell Research: Terra Incognita) will use the funding to further explore the recent Bolivian “revolution” during the presidency of Evo Morales through the experiences of indigenous leaders, women’s rights activists, politicians, opposition intellectuals and the Tsimané, a group of Indigenous people who live in the lowlands of the Bolivian Amazon.

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Kartemquin Films

Chicago, IL

Since 1966

With a noted tradition of nurturing emerging talent and acting as a leading voice for independent media, Kartemquin is building on more than 45 years of history as Chicago’s documentary powerhouse.

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