
Crew
Pili Flores-Guerra
He was born in Tacna in 1949. He began his career as an editor on the first feature films of Francisco Lombardi, a childhood friend who convinced him to abandon his engineering studies and pursue a career in film. After his experience as a director and cinematographer on "Immoral Tales," he decided to continue as a cinematographer. Pili went on to work with Lombardi on five more projects, as well as with Felipe Degregori, Luis Llosa ("Fire in the Amazon"), and others. He is currently the president of the Peruvian Association of Cinematographers and Directors of Photography.
Acting credits
Behind the camera
3.7Four stories taking place in Lima, Peru in the 70s.
Cuentos inmorales
1978
3.7Four stories taking place in Lima, Peru in the 70s.
Cuentos inmorales
1978
On the archaeology, ceramics and other cultural manifestations of the Wari culture.
Imperio Wari
1977
The fantasy and frustration of an anonymous employee, trying to get closer to his unfulfilled dreams and the frustrated desires of any of us.
La Mortificación
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Short film.
Con Mérida en San Blas
1975
NRThe providential recovery of this video, believed lost for decades, is a key piece in the imagined reconstruction of the Third Biennial, inaugurated on November 20, 1987, in Trujillo, in northern Peru. It was an unusual project, unexpectedly embraced by that traditional provincial city, which was then struggling to find its place on some contemporary cultural map. This occurred precisely when that very category was faltering, and on the fringes of a society increasingly fragmented—also from the international community—by economic mismanagement and political violence, and by the missteps of ideology.
Modernidad y Provincia
1987
Portrait of the master craftsman Joaquín López Antay (1897-1981), who at the time of filming was 80 years old and was still producing his altarpieces.
López Antay, Retablista
1977

