130 Children
(130 Hermanos)
Ainara Aparici | Documentary
2021 | 74 minutes | Costa Rica, Chile
In Costa Rica, an elderly couple has raised over 130 foster children; the documentary explores love, community care, and life beyond genetics.
Synopsis
A pioneering Chilean–Costa Rican documentary, "130 Children" chronicles the extraordinary life of Melba (65) and Víctor (70), who have built a family spanning over 40 years—raising six biological children and more than 130 foster children.
The film opens with an intimate portrait of morning rituals in a household of forty-plus individuals preparing for school, university, and daily life—until the house falls silent as they depart. Through this quietude, the documentary invites reflections on kinship beyond genetics, collective caregiving, and intergenerational responsibility.
Director Ainara Aparici uses observational cinema to interrogate questions of sustainable family structures, hope, and compassion, making the work a compelling case for scholars in social anthropology, family studies, and human rights cinema.
Reviews
“130 Children: the documentary that seeks to raise awareness of the importance of foster families.” – Abril Becerra, Diario Uchile, Radio Universidad de Chile
Citation
Coming soon.
Cataloging
A MARC record for this title is not available yet.
Pragda subjects
Activism
Anthropology
Central America
Economics + Social Class Issues
Education
Family
Human Rights
Latin American Studies
Religion + Spirituality
Keywords
Clips
Festivals
Chicago Latino Film Festival - 3rd Audience Award; Cinemaking International Film Festival - Best International Documentary; Philadelphia Latino Film Festival; TRT International Documentary Awards; Des Moines Latino Film Festival; Buenos Aires International Film Festival; Ortigia Film Festival; Râsnov Film and History Festival
DIRECTOR: Ainara Aparici
NATIONALITY: Costa Rica, Chile
YEAR: 2021
GENRE: Documentary
LANGUAGE: Spanish
COLOR / B&W: Color
GRADE LEVEL: Middle School, High School, College, Adult
SUBTITLE/CC: AVAILABLE
AUDIO DESCRIPTION: NOT AVAILABLE
Existing customers, please log in to view this film.
New to Pragda? Register to request a quote.