480 kilometres of the Atuel River are traveled by boat over 43 days, revealing the community's deep connection to this vital water source in Mendoza, Argentina.
Synopsis
480 kilometres of the Atuel River are traveled by boat over 43 days, revealing the community's deep connection to this vital water source in Mendoza, Argentina.
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Synopsis
Atuel River flows through Mendoza, Argentina, providing water to the southern oasis cities of San Rafael and General Alvear. This documentary follows a team that traveled the river’s 480 kilometers over 43 days, from its Andes source to where it vanishes in the Cuyo Desert. Along the way, they interviewed 38 residents about their connection to the river, addressing its ongoing threats and the community’s dependence on its waters.
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Why Watch
- Follow the Atuel River from the Andes to the Cuyo Desert.
- Meet 38 locals sharing their stories about the river.
- See the impact of environmental threats on the Atuel River.
Did You Know
- The Atuel River is crucial for the southern oasis in Mendoza, Argentina.
- The filmmakers traveled 480 kilometers along the river in 43 days.
- This is the first boat expedition on the Atuel River since 1884.
- 38 individuals were interviewed about their relationship with the river.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the length of the Atuel River journey documented in the film?
The journey along the Atuel River documented in the film is 480 kilometres long.
How many people were interviewed about their relationship with the Atuel River?
A total of 38 people were interviewed regarding their relationship with the Atuel River.
When was the last time the Atuel River was traveled in its entirety before this documentary?
The last time the Atuel River was traveled in its entirety was in 1884.
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