Progress for the Documentary Film on Padre Kino

May 17th,2017
The new Documentary Film on Padre Kino: on the way the footage shot by the Aurora Vision team between Arizona (USA) and Sonora (Mexico).
The Kino Documentary Team arrives. Bienvenidos to Pimería Alta to the Aurora Vision team: Lia Giovanazzi Beltrami (director), Andrea Morghen (producer) and Denis Morosin (cinematographer). The Aurora Vision team began their first day at sunrise documenting the life of Kino and his modern legacy in Arizona and Sonora. On their way to Mexico, they stopped at Mission San Xavier del Bac, Tumacácori National Historical Park, Kino Border Initiative in Ambos Nogales and the 6C Ranch in Sonoita. Thank you John Vidal, Anita Badtertscher, Georgina Jacquez and Fr. Pete Neely and the many others working at these locations who helped. Thank you again to Aurora Vision United States’ hosts: Richard and Diane Collins, Carmen Dolny and Kino Heritage Society members Rosie Garcia and Mark O’Hare.

More about Aurora Vision and its inspiring work at:  http://auroravision.it/portfoliogroup/documentari/

May 19th, 2017
The Aurora Vision film team as part of their Kino documentary focused on the lives of the O’odham people of today. It is their 3rd day in Mexico. More about today’s enduring O’odham people at http://padrekino.com/kino-s-legacy/oodham-people/
Kino described the O’odham people as valiant, desert sharing and hard working. He lived and worked with them for almost a quarter of a century. Dr. Herbert Bolton wrote, “To the Pimas [O’odham], Kino was the Great White Father. They loved him, he loved them, and they were ready to die for each other. To him they flocked as if drawn by a magnet.”

May 20th, 2017
They posted their 23 seconds of unedited footage of the Kino Festival’s Annual Kino Cabalgata. Over 300 riders with cattle honored “The Padre on Horseback” on the 17 mile horseback ride and pilgrimage from Imuris to Magdalena. Kino’s skill as an accomplished horseman and endurance rider allowed him to minister to the O’odham people and to explore and map the Pimería Alta – Kino’s parish of 50,000 sq. miles (130,000 sq. kilometers). Kino is known as “The Padre on Horseback” based on the title of Dr. Herbert Bolton’s 90 page Kino sketch that is online at;
 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt…. 
Or on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Padre-Horseback-Eusebio-Francisco-American/dp/0829400044
It is Aurora Vision’s 4th day in Mexico filming its documentary about Kino’s legacy.

See the Facebook profile of the film director Lia Giovanazzi Beltrami:
https://www.facebook.com/search/str/lia+giovanazzi+beltrami/keywords_top

May 21st, 2017
Aurora Vision Film Team Behind the Cameras. Film makers require courage, audacity and nerves of steel along with cameras, creativity and endurance. Czilena Demara García’s videos of Aurora Vision shows what it takes to get those meaningful frames. Cinematographer Denis Morosin (blue shirt & cap) films the Kino cabalgantes in front of Mission San Ignacio while among horses with producer Andrea Morghen (white shirt & backpack of lenses) assisting. Next director Lia Beltrami (white shirt & straw fedora hat) shakes hands with the cabalgantes to thank them. Aurora Vision has filmed in the Europe, Africa, Asia & South America to bring to the world its vision of peace, humanity and hope.

May 24th, 2017
A Day Full of Emotion at The Border Wall in Mexico. On its last day in Sonora, Aurora Vision filmed scenes from Mexican side of The Border Wall for its documentary about Kino’s modern legacy. Padre Kino’s message of human solidarity and understanding can overcome those who seek to create hatred and control the world by their “divide and conquer” speech, policies and Border Walls. In the video post Aurora Vision’s Director Lia Beltrami introduces actors and actresses starring in the doumentary film, the cast includes cabalgantes of Por LosCaminos de Kino. For more than 30 years members of Los Caminos de Kino from both the U.S. and Mexico join in friendship and annually retraced on horseback the trails ridden by Kino. More about Los Caminos de Kino at:
http://padrekino.com/kino-s-legacy/caminos-de-kino/