Day 20:

POSTALES, POSTALES, POSTALES
they were everywhere!

Above: Josh jokes around with the actors in between takes.

Above: Pablo buys more postcards from Don Pepe.

Above: Another behind the scenes look at filming.

Day 18:

FAMILY TIME AT INKA GRILL

Above: Elizabeth, Paul, and Mary wait for their mother to arrive.

Above: Josh, the director, rehearses with Elizabeth and Annie,
while Sol, the make-up artist, gets a last look at Mary.

Above: Crew members became excellent extras!
Meet Avi (Production-Coordinator),
Beth (American Cast Costumer),
and Celine (Production PA).

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PABLO & ALFREDO...
ATTEMPTING TO STAY
OUT OF TROUBLE.

Day 17:

THE AIRPORT

In the midst of shooting...




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...there's still time for some fun!

Above: Beth takes "un photo" with some confused school girls?!!
They weren't quite sure why a "gringa" had a llama!


Above: Chaufa with Mary & Elizabeth
(ie: Nadia & Megan).

Cuscaño Crew.

Though most of the crew came from

Lima, Chicago, and New York,
we also had a handful of locals helping out.


Sergio, Art Dept Asst.

Uri, G&E.

Enier, Craft Service.

Andreas, Driver.

Alex, Set PA.

Rolando, Driver.

Day 15:

SHOPPING AT ALPACA'S BEST:

A "fun" day of shopping for Belinda and Elizabeth,
leads to Mary finding new friends.

Day 13:

MUSICIAN DAY:
Today, part of shooting included the use of another Kusikay actor.
(the others playing the parts of Arturo, Rafael, and Umberto).

In the film, a blind musician plays the charango
as Paul walks with Rafael and Arturo.
Though the trio is unaware, Jano is close behind.

The charango is a small South American stringed instrument,
traditionally made with the shell of the back of an armadillo.

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The Steady-Cam Man...

Meet Joe Fitz...

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and on a lighter note...
he needs help w/ the sunscreen,
and likes to feed animals!