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Friday 17 July 2026

Kintun Nütram - Indigenous Film & Music Event

Jul
17
Friday 17 July 2026
18:00 to 23:00
Ventilator Cinema
Overtoom 301, 1054 HW Amsterdam, Netherlands
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About this event

Join us for the Dutch Premier of “Kintun Nütram” and an evening of solidarity with the Indigenous Mapuche people of Chile. “Kintun Nütram” (meaning “search for conversation” in Mapuzungun), focuses on the case of Nelson Queupil Soto, a Mapuche political prisoner currently incarcerated at the Temuco prison (Chile, Araucanía region).

Nelson’s case resonates with the public because it is set against the backdrop of Mapuche land reclamation efforts—a conflict that has been ongoing since 1861 with the so-called “Occupation of Araucania,” a military campaign launched by the Chilean government that involved the annexation and colonization of Mapuche territory, as well as the prohibition of the use of Mapuzungun (the Mapuche language) and various cultural practices for over a century.

In addition to the film, we will have a Q&A Discussion with the film’s Director, Likan Manque Cona. Likan, who is also a Mapuche hip-hop artist, sings about contemporary issues facing the Mapuche people in an effort to use artivism to increase awareness and seek justice for his people.

Before and after the main event, we will also have a small Indigenous Market, where Indigenous made crafts and food will be available for sale, including earrings made by Nelson Queupil Soto during his time in prison. Any profits from this event will go towards supporting Mapuche political prisoners & related Mapuche causes.

Schedule:
18:00 - Doors Open + Indigenous Crafts & Mapuche Food Market
19:00 - Film Screening “Kintun Nütram” + Q&A with the Director
20:00 - Hip-hop Performance by Likan
21:00 - Drinks & Conversation

You can see more of Likan’s work on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/@Likan-w7h
Listen to his music on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3RLInPjtFYG3QuRe9V01rE
And follow him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/likan_mk/

“Kintun Nütram” (buscar conversación en Mapuzungun) es un documental realizado de forma autónoma y auto gestionada por estudiantes Mapuche de la región de Los Rios en Chile.
El documental está enfocado en el caso de Nelson Queupil Soto, preso político Mapuche que actualmente se encuentra prisionero en la cárcel de Temuco (Chile, región de la Araucania). Su caso resuena entre la gente ya que se enmarca dentro del contexto de recuperaciones territoriales Mapuche, un conflicto que se viene arrastrando desde 1861 con la llamada “Ocupación de la Araucania”, campaña militar impulsada por el estado de Chile que implicó la anexión y colonización de territorio Mapuche, además de prohibir el uso del Mapuzungun (idioma Mapuche) y diversas prácticas culturales durante más de un siglo.
Nelson Queupil Soto es dirigente de la comunidad “Pancho Marivil ll”, comunidad Mapuche que ha iniciado distintos procesos de reivindicación territorial y cultural, reclamando territorio histórico que actualmente está en mano de empresas que se desentienden del conflicto y ocupan más del 90% de territorio que antes era considerado Mapuche.

Nelson Queupil cumple una condena de 10 años por porte ilegal de armas y homocidio tentado contra carabineros (policía chilena) pero hasta el día de hoy no se encuentran pruebas de ningún arma, no se encontraron huellas dactilares, no se encontraron fotos ni videos que evidencien la participación de Nelson Queupil en ninguno de los delitos que se le acusan.

El documental profundiza en su caso entrevistando a su abogado defensor, familiares y estudiantes Mapuche que viven en la zona donde ocurrieron los hechos (Región de los rios, Mafil).

Nelson Queupil Soto es un dirigente Mapuche que se movilizó por la reivindicación territorial Mapuche y se le vincula a la organización L.N.M. (Liberación Nacional Mapuche), actualmente considerada una organización terrorista por el estado de Chile. Es en este contexto que mucha gente considera la condena de Nelson injusta, encarcelado por razones políticas más que criminales y es lo que nos llevó como estudiantes a realizar este documental.
Spoken language
English, Spanish

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Indigenous Liberation Movement

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