We’re thrilled to announce that Dios es mujer (God is a Woman) will have its Scottish premiere on 5 June. Directed by Andrés Peyrot and produced by Duiren Wagua, the film will screen in Scotland for the first time as part of Latin Connections. This event will also take place in Durham. We will be joined by filmmakers Cebaldo de León and Olowaili Green from the Gunadule Territory. This screening will also feature two short films by Olowaili Green Santacruz: Mugan boe (The Cry of the Grandmothers) and the music video Canción sin miedo (Fearless Song). The event is presented in collaboration with SIGICS (University of Durham) and anthropologist Paolo Fortis, with additional support from the Flourish Fund (Durham). Olowaili Green is visiting Scotland as a co-researcher of the RSE-funded project Disputed Histories and Heritages, led by Charlotte Gleghorn at the University of Edinburgh, while researching her new film Suggunya. The film tells the history of the Darién Scheme through the perspective of the Guna Dule people, narrated as an audiovisual mola.