Aequador (2012) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Aequador about?
Aequador is a short documentary. Abandoned Modernist structures rise from the Amazon River basin, remnants of a civilization that once thrived. "Aequador," directed by Laura Huertas Millán, presents the effects of colonization on the environment and the legacy of utopian ideals in Latin America. The film contrasts historical narratives with contemporary realities. It addresses the conflict between development and ecological preservation. Through its 19-minute runtime, "Aequador" prompts consideration of sustainable practices in the region.
When was Aequador released?
Aequador was released in 2012.
How long is Aequador?
Aequador has a runtime of 19 minutes.
What genre is Aequador?
Aequador is classified as Culture.
What topics does Aequador cover?
Aequador explores topics including colonialism, environmental-crime.