New Eldorado (2004) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is New Eldorado about?
New Eldorado is a documentary. In Rosia Montana, also known as Verespatak, residents face the threat of displacement as a Canadian-Romanian company plans to build Europe's largest gold extraction facility. The project aims to access 300 tons of gold and silver buried in the nearby mountains, necessitating the destruction of historic homes, graveyards, and churches. An 800-hectare cyanide pool is part of the plan, raising alarms about potential environmental hazards, especially following the cyanide disaster that affected the Tisza River in 2000.
When was New Eldorado released?
New Eldorado was released in 2004.
How long is New Eldorado?
New Eldorado has a runtime of 76 minutes.
What genre is New Eldorado?
New Eldorado is classified as Culture, Environment.
What topics does New Eldorado cover?
New Eldorado explores topics including environmental-crime.