Guarango Film & Video

Guarango Film & Video, also known as Guarango Cine y Video and Asociación Guarango Cine y Video, is a non-profit organization headquartered in Peru. Founded in 1994, with approximately 10 employees, the company reported $1.8M in revenue as of 2024. Focusing on content rights, the organization functions as a specialized documentary production house and distribution network based in Jesús María, Lima. Co-founded by an interdisciplinary collective under the guidance of Swiss producer Stefan Kaspar, it is dedicated to social advertising, human rights advocacy, and environmental tracking within Peru. The association operates a mission-driven model, producing independent feature-length documentaries, short films, and public interest campaigns that incorporate specific frameworks regarding gender equity, indigenous rights, and sustainable development. Its filmography, which includes investigative features such as Choropampa: The Price of Gold (2002) and Tambogrande: Mangos, Murder, Mining (2007), has achieved international circulation across global film festivals and broadcast syndicates like BBC World and Discovery Channel. Supported by public grants, commissioned institutional works, and global streaming licenses via its educational video platform Yapay, the company manages an end-to-end technical infrastructure, maintaining dedicated field-recording gear adapted for remote Andean and Amazonian environments alongside internal post-production facilities.