Curandera explores Tatiana Aya Tupinamba's healing journey through Ayahuasca, ancestral traditions, and self-love

Curandera is a 37-minute documentary centered on Tatiana Aya Tupinamba's transformation from childhood trauma toward self-discovery, purpose, and self-love through Ayahuasca and plant medicine. After encountering Ayahuasca in her twenties, Tatiana traveled toward her ancestral roots and immersed herself in sacred healing traditions in the Peruvian jungle. The review praises Alexia Kraft de la Saulx's intimate direction, photography, and the film's gentle storytelling, noting that it avoids functioning as a glossy testimonial by combining personal transformation with an apparent educational purpose. Screened at several independent festivals and recipient of several awards, the film is presented as a work whose creators hope to expand its reach and potentially develop it into a feature-length documentary, despite occasional signs of limited filmmaking experience.