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The olive tree root Inheritance-Chapter Chile

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  • Contributing $ 198

    🌿 Seed

    Your name in the acknowledgments

    For tax residents in Spain: this contribution may qualify for a tax deduction of up to 80% on the first €250 donated during the year. Tax Calculator - GOTEO. In the rest of the world, tax benefits depend on the specific country and whether the organization is a non-profit.

    > 14 Co-financiers
  • Contributing $ 494

    🌾Sowing

    Name in the credits + exclusive digital postcard inspired by the visual universe of "La Raíz del Olivo Herencia: Capítulo Chile"

    For tax residents in Spain: this contribution may qualify for a tax deduction of up to 80% on the first €250 donated during the year. Tax Calculator - GOTEO For the rest of the world, tax benefits depend on the specific country and whether the organization is a non-profit.

    > 07 Co-financiers
  • Contributing $ 988

    🌱 Sprout

    Your name in the credits + digital project kit (playlist + dossier) + early access to the "making-of" release

    For tax residents in Spain: this contribution may qualify for a tax deduction of up to 80% on the first €250 donated during the year. Tax Calculator - GOTEO For the rest of the world, tax benefits depend on the specific country and whether the organization is a non-profit.

    > 03 Co-financiers
  • Contributing $ 1,977

    🌳 Community

    All of the above + invitation to a special virtual screening + early access to a special pre-premiere screening + invitation to a Q&A session with the team to discuss the documentary's origins and production process.

    For tax residents in Spain: this contribution may qualify for a tax deduction of up to 80% on the first €250 donated during the year. Tax Calculator - GOTEO For the rest of the world, tax benefits depend on the specific country and the organization's non-profit status.

    > 01 Co-financiers
  • Contributing $ 3,953

    🫒 Root

    Everything above + a "symbolic olive tree" certificate recognizing your contribution to preserving and sharing this story + an invitation to a special session with the team covering the behind-the-scenes process, filming, and creative decisions behind the documentary.

    For tax residents in Spain: this contribution may qualify for a tax deduction of up to 80% on the first €250 donated during the year. Tax Calculator - GOTEO For the rest of the world, tax benefits depend on the specific country and the organization's non-profit status.

    > 00 Co-financiers
  • Contributing $ 9,883

    🌾Harvest

    All of the above + a featured mention in the documentary's credits + access to an exclusive virtual meeting with the team and one of the featured subjects.

    For tax residents in Spain: this contribution may qualify for a tax deduction of up to 80% on the first €250 donated during the year. Tax Calculator - GOTEO For the rest of the world, tax benefits depend on the specific country and the organization's non-profit status.

    > 00 Co-financiers
  • Contributing $ 19,765

    🪴Branch

    All of the above + Associate Producer credit

    For tax residents in Spain: this contribution may qualify for a tax deduction of up to 80% on the first €250 donated during the year. Tax Calculator - GOTEO In the rest of the world, tax benefits will depend on the specific country and whether the organization is a non-profit.

    > 00 Co-financiers
  • Contributing $ 39,531

    🍃 Olive

    Includes all content and access to experiences and gatherings + credit as an Executive Crowdfunding Producer + a private virtual meeting with the team to gain in-depth insight into the project's development and journey.

    For tax residents in Spain: this contribution may qualify for a tax deduction of up to 80% on the first €250 donated during the year. Tax Calculator - GOTEO
    Note: (this credit does not imply any share in rights, financial returns—if any—or editorial decision-making regarding the work). For the rest of the world, tax benefits depend on the specific country and whether the organization is a non-profit.

    > 00 Co-financiers
  • Contributing $ 98,827

    🌳 Olive tree

    All previous digital rewards and experiences + the opportunity to organize a screening coordinated with the team (uploading the documentary to social media is not permitted) + prominent recognition as an individual, collective, or entity driving the project (including your logo in the end credits) + a virtual post-screening discussion with a representative of the documentary (subject to coordination and availability)

    For tax residents in Spain: this contribution may qualify for a tax deduction of up to 80% on the first €250 donated during the year. Tax Calculator - GOTEO For the rest of the world, tax benefits depend on the specific country and the organization's status (e.g., non-profit).
    Note: This reward allows for a single screening. It does not include permanent delivery of the file, exploitation rights, authorization to upload the documentary to social media or online platforms, or the right to hold further screenings without prior authorization. Costs related to the venue, equipment, travel, accommodation, or other expenses associated with an in-person event are not included and must be covered by the organizing individual or entity.

    > 00 Co-financiers
  • Contributing $ 197,653

    ✨Ancient olive tree

    At this pledge level and above, you will receive all previous digital rewards and experiences, plus an Executive Producer or Co-Producer credit.

    For tax residents in Spain: this contribution may qualify for a tax deduction of up to 80% on the first €250 donated during the year. Tax Calculator - GOTEO For the rest of the world, tax benefits depend on local regulations and the organization's non-profit status.
    Note: This reward covers a single screening event. It does not include permanent possession of the file, exploitation rights, authorization to upload the documentary to social media or streaming platforms, or the right to hold additional screenings without prior authorization. Expenses for the venue, equipment, travel, accommodation, or other costs associated with an in-person event are not included and must be covered by the organizing individual or entity.

    > 00 Co-financiers

About this project

Voices and Testimonies of the Palestinian Diaspora in Chile

Needs Görev Minimum Optimum
Direction and Production
Direction, general production, coordination
$ 108,709
Film crew
Photography, sound, assistants
$ 118,592
Post-production
Base assembly, initial edit
$ 98,827
Management and distribution
Executive production, strategy
$ 29,648
Technical equipment
Camera, sound, lights
$ 49,413
Contingencies
Unforeseen events
$ 3,953
Direction and production
Direction, general production, coordination
$ 187,770
Film crew
Photography, sound, assistants
$ 296,480
Post-production
Image editing, color, VFX
$ 296,480
Management and distribution
Executive production, strategy
$ 148,240
Contingencies
Unforeseen events
$ 53,366
Needs Altyapı Minimum Optimum
Software
DaVinci, IA
$ 15,812
Workspaces
Editing, mixing, storage
$ 13,836
Bolivia–Chile Trips
Team transport
$ 59,296
Accommodation
For the team in Chile
$ 15,812
Local transport
In Chile
$ 9,883
Software
DaVinci, AI tools, audio software
$ 83,014
Technical equipment
Camera, sound, lights
$ 138,357
Workspaces
Editing, mixing, storage
$ 59,296
Bolivia–Chile Trips
Team transport
$ 79,061
Accommodation
For the team in Chile
$ 83,014
Local transport
In Chile
$ 49,413
Needs Material Minimum Optimum
Stock footage and archive
Basic licenses
$ 19,765
Audiovisual material
Hard drives, backups
$ 13,836
Filming equipment
Batteries, memory cards, consumables
$ 15,812
Meals/per diem
During filming
$ 13,836
Graphic material
Base design for diffusion
$ 5,930
Stock footage, archive
Basic licenses
$ 98,827
Audiovisual material
Hard drives, backups
$ 45,460
Filming equipment
Batteries, cards, consumables
$ 39,531
Meals/per diem
During filming
$ 65,225
Graphic materials and communication
Additional graphic material
$ 55,343
Total $ 592,959 $ 2,371,836
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General information

The Palestinian diaspora and its struggle for memory and identity form the core of La Raíz del Olivo: Herencia – Capítulo Chile (The Root of the Olive Tree: Heritage – Chile Chapter). This second installment of the documentary series aims to portray—through an intimate, firsthand perspective—how one of the world’s largest Palestinian communities, based in Chile, keeps its cultural, historical, and political ties to Palestine alive.

This project follows the chapter produced in Cuba, where five voices from the diaspora offered a way to explore experiences of uprooting, resistance, and belonging. Today, amidst a global context marked by the ongoing occupation and genocide in Palestine, it is urgent to expand this narrative by highlighting new stories that help us understand the human dimension of the conflict beyond the headlines.

Why Chile, and why now?

Chile is home to the largest Palestinian community outside the Middle East—a place where the diaspora not only resists but also keeps the memory, identity, and struggle of its people alive across generations. Against a backdrop of persistent violence and media silence, this documentary stands as a political act and a form of protest; it seeks to shatter indifference, confront disinformation, and restore humanity to a cause that has been systematically stripped of it. Through the voices of those living outside Palestinian territory, the documentary asserts memory as a form of resistance and solidarity as an urgent ethical and collective imperative.

Our narrative approach

The documentary combines personal testimonies, footage of daily life, and archival material, weaving intimate stories together with the Chilean social, cultural, historical, and political context. This approach creates a narrative that does more than simply document events—it actively engages and challenges the viewer.

Main features and goals of the crowdfunding campaign

"La Raíz del Olivo – Capítulo Chile Herencia" is a project by the production company L.A. CHASKI, backed by the Argentine outlet Resumen Latinoamericano y del Tercer Mundo—an audiovisual production hub with a proven track record in creating documentaries focused on social issues, politics, and historical memory. L.A. CHASKI has developed various works centering on peoples in resistance, human rights, cultural identities, and realities of the Global South, building a body of work grounded in a critical, ethical, and committed perspective.

Notable among the production company’s previous works is the documentary Dónde están los Girasoles (Where Are the Sunflowers), also produced in collaboration with Resumen Latinoamericano y del Tercer Mundo; this project received the National Award for Audiovisual Journalism from the AHS in Cuba.

The first chapter of La Raíz del Olivo, produced in Cuba, also received support from the pan-Arab news network Al Mayadeen. This documentary has been screened at various international festivals and distributed in over 20 countries, establishing the project as an audiovisual work with global reach and significant political and cultural relevance.

The team comprises professionals experienced in filmmaking, research, heritage studies, and documentary production. This expertise allows the project to be approached from a holistic perspective, combining artistic sensitivity, in-depth research, and a commitment to the communities involved. For the development of "Capítulo Chile Herencia", the project relies on ongoing partnerships with organizations, cultural collectives, and Palestinian communities both within and outside Chile; these alliances facilitate the processes of research, funding, filming, and the documentary's subsequent distribution across cinematic, community, educational, and cultural venues.

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Why this is important

The motivation for this project stems from the urgent need to keep talking about Palestine, building memory and visibility around this cause through a human, political, and honest lens. Following the production of La Raíz del Olivo in Cuba and its positive international reception, the conviction arose that these stories needed not only to continue but to expand into other territories where the Palestinian diaspora has put down deep roots. Chile thus emerges as a key location—not only for hosting the largest Palestinian community outside Palestinian territory but also for the richness of its experiences, generations, and forms of cultural and organizational resistance. This project answers the desire to stand with these voices, record their memories, and—through documentary filmmaking—contribute to resistance and collective advocacy by constructing a narrative that engages with the realities of the Global South and with struggles for self-determination, sovereignty, and social justice.
The project aims to raise awareness within the international community, give a voice to the Palestinian diaspora, and highlight stories of struggle and resistance unfolding outside Palestinian territory.
It is also designed for students, educators, social collectives, cultural venues, and audiences seeking audiovisual content that is critical, sensitive, and committed to human rights, historical memory, migration, cultural identities, and the struggles of peoples.
La Raíz del Olivo Herencia – Capítulo Chile seeks to connect with those who believe in the power of art and culture as tools for fostering empathy, reflection, and international solidarity.

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Team and experience

"La Raíz del Olivo – Capítulo Chile Herencia" is a project by the production company L.A. CHASKI, backed by the Argentine outlet "Resumen Latinoamericano y del Tercer Mundo"—an audiovisual production hub with a proven track record in creating documentaries focused on social issues, politics, and historical memory. L.A. CHASKI has developed various works centering on peoples in resistance, human rights, cultural identities, and realities of the Global South, building a body of work grounded in a critical, ethical, and committed perspective.

Notable among the production company’s previous works is the documentary "Dónde están los Girasoles" (Where Are the Sunflowers), also produced in collaboration with "Resumen Latinoamericano y del Tercer Mundo"; this project received the National Award for Audiovisual Journalism from the AHS in Cuba.

The first chapter of "La Raíz del Olivo", produced in Cuba, also received support from the pan-Arab news network Al Mayadeen. This documentary has been screened at various international festivals and distributed in over 20 countries, establishing the project as an audiovisual work with global reach and significant political and cultural relevance.

The team comprises professionals experienced in filmmaking, research, heritage studies, and documentary production. This expertise allows the project to be approached from a holistic perspective, combining artistic sensitivity, in-depth research, and a commitment to the communities involved. For the development of "Capítulo Chile Herencia", the project relies on ongoing partnerships with organizations, cultural collectives, and Palestinian communities both within and outside Chile; these alliances facilitate the processes of research, funding, filming, and the documentary's subsequent distribution across cinematic, community, educational, and cultural venues.

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Social commitment

Sustainable Development Goals

  • Gender Equality

    Gender equality is not only a fundamental human right, but a necessary foundation for a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable world.

  • Reduced Inequalities

    To reduce inequalities, policies should be universal in principle, paying attention to the needs of disadvantaged and marginalized populations.

  • Sustainable Cities and Communities

    There needs to be a future in which cities provide opportunities for all, with access to basic services, energy, housing, transportation and more.

  • Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

    Access to justice for all, and building effective, accountable institutions at all levels.

  • Partnerships for the Goals

    Revitalize the global partnership for sustainable development