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The film focuses on Ecuador's historic train route that connects the Andes mountains to the tropical coast. Built between 1861 and 1908, this railroad system represents the cultural and geographical ties between regions that have historically been separate. The film captures the diverse landscapes encountered along the route in a single day, emphasizing the significance of the train as a vital link between different communities.
Through observational storytelling, the film presents the contrasting environments of the highlands and coastal areas. It illustrates the rich diversity of Ecuadorian geography and heritage, showcasing how the train serves as a bridge between distinct cultures and communities, particularly the indigenous community and the various towns connected by the rail line.
Why Watch
- •See the diverse landscapes of Ecuador in one day.
- •Meet the indigenous community along the train route.
- •Find out how the train links different cultures.
Did You Know
•The train route was built between 1861 and 1908.
•The film has a duration of 9 minutes.
•The train connects the Andes mountains to the tropical coast of Ecuador.
Perfect For
Ecuadorian geographyTrain enthusiastsCultural heritage