Three generations of an Anglo-Uruguayan family reveal secrets tied to their involvement with the Secret Service in South America.
Synopsis
Three generations of an Anglo-Uruguayan family reveal secrets tied to their involvement with the Secret Service in South America.
Synopsis
Melanie Cobham's A Media Agua traces the history of an Anglo-Uruguayan family through salvaged 16mm film reels. Set in Uruguay, the documentary spans three generations, focusing on cultural influences from World War II and technological changes. The family’s ties to the Secret Service in South America reveal hidden beliefs and secrets. The film presents a fragmented narrative that reconstructs personal and collective histories, reflecting on the family's identity and experiences over the last century.
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Why Watch
- Watch to see the impact of World War II on Uruguay.
- Find out how technology shaped family life in the 20th century.
- Meet an Anglo-Uruguayan family with a secretive past.
Did You Know
- The documentary was filmed using 16mm film technology.
- It covers a century of history through the lens of one family.
- The family has connections to the Secret Service in South America.
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Who directed the documentary A Media Agua?
A Media Agua was directed by Melanie Cobham.
What format was A Media Agua filmed in?
A Media Agua was filmed in 16mm.
How long is the documentary A Media Agua?
A Media Agua has a duration of 55 minutes.
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