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''Las niñas Quispe'' is a Chilean film written and directed by Sebastián Sepúlveda. It is based on the true story of the Quispe sisters and on Juan Radrigán’s play “Las Brutas”.〔(Las niñas Quispe (2013) at IMDB ) Internet Movie Database retrieved on October 24, 2014〕 == Plot == The film is based on the story of sisters Justa, Lucía and Luciana Quispe, three goat-herders from the Chilean altiplano, the home of the indigenous Colla people. In 1974, the altiplano (highlands) goat-herders were concerned their animals were losing economic value as rumours about the military government expanded and reached the more isolated corners of the country. Affected by the recent loss of another of their sisters, and frightened by the news that the military had reached the area of Copiapo, Justa, Lucía and Luciana committed suicide by hanging themselves from a rock (along with their two dogs). The film’s suicide scene was performed on the same rock where the real incident occurred, and the role of Justa Quispe was played by her niece, Digna Quispe. Movie director and screenwriter Sebastián Sepúlveda says about his first encounter with Digna Quispe: "I was very afraid of Digna when I first met her. She don't shake hands, she "shake" just the fingers, and in a very cold way", later she would accept to take part of the project. Digna's harsh personality was considered a reflection of her life in the Altiplano, and her personality leave a mark on the film.〔("A Digna yo le tenía mucho miedo cuando la conocí. Ella no da la mano, sino que da los dedos, y de una forma muy fría", Sebastián Sepúlveda, al recordar sus primeros encuentros con la sobrina de las Quispe, quien luego aceptó interpretar a su tía Justa. Digna se sumó así al equipo que integraban Catalina Saavedra y Francisca Gavilán en los roles de Lucía y Luciana, respectivamente. ) www.emol.com, Francisca González Castillo, september 9, 2014, retrieved on October 29, 2014〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「The Quispe Girls」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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