Ayllu urbano is a documentary that revolves around the Indigenous presence in the Buenos Aires Province, stemming from the stories of four members of the kolla and quechua people living in the metropolitan area. Through the life story of Mario Barrios, a leading figure in the struggle of Indigenous peoples, the film paints a generational portrait of what it means to be Indigenous in the city—their migration stories, their worldview, and their struggle for recognition in the capital of a country that has historically rendered them invisible.
Nathália Oliveira is a filmmaker and writer. She holds a degree in Film and a master’s in Screenwriting. es directora y guionista. She has worked as a writer for documentary series produced by TV Globo (Brazil). In 2022, she directed the documentary feature Sé que todo es memoria. She also participated in Berlinale Talents Buenos Aires (2025) with Ikeda, an auteur film.
Gastón Bejas is a producer and a filmmaker. He holds a degree in Film and is pursuing his master’s in Narrative Journalism. He is a specialist in the creative production of film projects with social and on-the-ground impact. He has been a production coordinator for both documentaries and fictions screened at international festivals. He is particularly noted for his role in the production of Qué perforado está mi valle (2006). He also specializes in connecting academia, local communities, and media.