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Diana
Castro Sánchez

Awardee

Country

Peru

Diana Castro Sánchez promotes indigenous rights through film.

Themes

Indigenous rights

Gender equality

Reexamining history

Disciplines

Film

Video Art

Other(s)

Awards

SEED Award 2023

Profile

Diana Castro Sánchez is a film director, producer, and cultural promoter based in Peru. Diana holds a master’s degree in Film Curation from the Elías Querejeta Film School, and she participated in a workshop at the International School of Cinema and Television in San Antonio de los Baños, where she also directed her first short film, “Nomabo”. In her work, Diana addresses issues of gender, language, and identity. Her work has been selected for the Locarno Industry Academy and her video poem “Kutimuchani” was shown at the Berlinale Talent Campus of the Buenos Aires Film Festival.