This short documentary captures the mountains of San José de Ocoa in the Dominican Republic, once home to the Taíno people. Rooted in the Taíno belief that the island is a living, feminine being, where life begins within her cave-womb and sacred waters. An immersive landscape charged with spiritual and cultural meaning.
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| Directing | Ciara Castillo | Director |
| Writing | Ciara Castillo | Writer |
| Production | Ciara Castillo | Producer |
| Production | Mariangel Veras | Producer |
| Production | Diego Duran | Producer |
| Directing | Diego Duran | First Assistant Director |
| Camera | Ciara Castillo | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Diego Duran | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Mariangel Veras | Additional Camera |
| Editing | Ciara Castillo | Editor |
| Crew | Ciara Castillo | Compositor |
| Crew | Omar Juarez | Compositor |
| Production | Wendy Soto | Executive Producer |
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