Join us for a special film screening as part of the Isthmic Imaginaries program at RMIT University.

The evening features a screening of the acclaimed Salvadorian documentary Cachada: The Opportunity, directed by Marlén Viñayo. The film follows five Salvadorian women—street vendors and single mothers—who share their lived experiences into theatre, revealing the profound possibilities of storytelling, collective care, and healing through art. Trailer here

The program will also include Foreword In Memories (2020), a short film by Gerson J. Peña, offering another intimate reflection on memory and lived experience.

Presented as part of: Isthmic Imaginaries — an exhibition, symposium, and public program exploring memory, displacement, art, and isthmic ways of imagining across Central America and its diasporas.

Way finding information RMIT University

Building 80, Level 01, Room 02

(Note: Enter on Swanston Street head for the stairs DOWN towards the cinema between the escalators on the right, and the cafe on your left)

Supported by: Multicultural Arts Victoria, City of Melbourne, Multicultural Affairs, RMIT, Creative Australia, Creative Victoria.

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