The award-winning Latin American producers, Augustina Llambi, from Argentina, and María Carlota Bruno, from Brazil, visited our country to participate in the 27th edition of the Lima Film Festival, organized by Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú.

During the event, both filmmakers were dazzled by the film locations of Peru, and that are promoted by PROMPERÚ through its Film in Peru strategy. These settings include the exuberant beauty of the tropical jungle, deserts and beaches bathed by the waters of the Pacific Ocean; as well as a variety of climates that create a surprising mosaic of contrasting and dazzling landscapes.

Llambi and Bruno committed to traveling the country to evaluate including our locations in some of their productions.

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