Puerto escondido
Bolivia lost access to the sea in 1879 after a war with Chile, a historical event that continues to shape national identity and cultural memory.
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Bolivia lost access to the sea in 1879 after a war with Chile, a historical event that continues to shape national identity and cultural memory.
Synopsis
A child recalls the loss of Bolivia's access to the sea after the 1879 war with Chile. Memories reveal a belief that Chileans took the sea away in buckets. The documentary captures Bolivia's emotional and cultural responses to this historical event. It reflects on personal stories and the myths surrounding the national identity shaped by this loss. Bolivia continues to face the ramifications of a diminished sense of belonging to the ocean. Directed by Miguel Hilari, the film runs for 76 minutes.
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