León caceres, cine de horror

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El documento habla sobre Leon Caceres y el cine regional peruano. Caceres fue un pionero del cine peruano que filmó cortometrajes para promover la cultura de regiones del Perú como Puno y Cusco. Sus películas ayudaron a preservar las tradiciones y costumbres de las culturas andinas a través de imágenes que mostraban la vida cotidiana en las comunidades rurales del Perú.

Arte y fotografía

LEON CACERES
CINE REGIONAL PERUANOREVISTA GATO NEGRO

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