Bolivia’s Iconic Salar de Uyuni Salt Flats to Host New Film Festival (EXCLUSIVE)

Home Film Global May 6, 2026 10:59am PT Bolivia’s Iconic Salar de Uyuni Salt Flats to Host New Film Festival (EXCLUSIVE) By Anna Marie de la Fuente Plus Icon Anna Marie de la Fuente @adelafuente1 Latest Georgian Documentary ‘9-Month Contract’ Follows a Surrogate Mother’s Harrowing Ordeal 1 day ago ‘Runa Simi’: About One Man’s Quest to Dub ‘The Lion King’ into Quechua 1 day ago From Kyrgyzstan to Brazil, Alternativa Film Festival Reels in Pics From Asia, Latin America 1 day ago See All Courtesy of Salar de Uyuni Film Festival A new film festival is launching against the stunning backdrop of Bolivia’s renowned Salar de Uyuni salt flats with Bolivian filmmaker Rodrigo Bellott (“Tu Me Manques,” “Sexual Dependency”), tapped for the position of artistic director. The inaugural Salar International Film Festival (SalarFF) kicks off May 27-30, staged entirely on the 3,861 square mile expanse of pure white salt where rains transform the surface into a massive mirror reflecting the sky. Aside from its famed “world’s largest mirror” effect, its other highlights include the cactus-studded Isla Incahuasi and the haunting Train Cemetery. Beyond the flats, the high-altitude desert reveals lagoons, geysers and striking, otherworldly rock formations. Related Stories Disney+ Will Become 'Immersive, Interactive Digital Centerpiece' of the Company, CEO Josh D'Amaro Says