THE CUSCO SCHOOL: LUIS FIGUEROA FROM THE CENTER OF THE WORLD.

Abstract

Guadi Calvo, an Argentinian critic, gives homage, in this article of historical character, to one of the most important cinematographic movements of Our America. The School of Cusco, named after the prestigious Frenchman, George Sedoul, a student of "the Seventh Art," and perhaps the most distinguished cinematographer of that movement originating in the Inca capital, capable of incorporating the Andean Universe into the Peruvian cinema after the rise of the literary and pictorial Indigenous movement.