The Condor Daughter

Set in an indigenous community in the Bolivian Andes, this drama follows Clara, a teenager trained by her adoptive mother, Ana, in the traditional art of midwifery. Clara uses ancestral songs to help women through childbirth, but she feels torn between these sacred duties and her desire to find fame as a folk singer in the city. After leaving her village to pursue her musical ambitions, the community suffers mysterious losses, leading the villagers to believe they are being punished for her departure and prompting Ana to search for her daughter.

Written and directed by Álvaro Olmos, The Condor Daughter is a co-production between Bolivia, Peru, and Uruguay from Empatia Cinema, Ayara Producciones, and LaMayor Cine. The film features Marisol Vallejos Montaño in the lead role of Clara, alongside María Magdalena Sanizo as Ana. The supporting cast includes Nely Huayta, Alisson Jimenez, and Gregoria Maldonado. The movie has a runtime of 109 minutes.