Peninsula Mitre
(Península Mitre)
Joaquín Azulay, Julián Azulay | Documentary, Adventure
2016 | 88 minutes | Argentina
Two brothers trek 53 days across wild Tierra del Fuego to surf a remote wave and share a call to protect Peninsula Mitre.
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Synopsis
In Peninsula Mitre, the Gauchos del Mar brothers embark on an unprecedented 53-day expedition on foot, carrying 35 kg backpacks, across the easternmost tip of Tierra del Fuego—an untouched, uninhabited region in Argentina. Their goal is to reach and surf a world-class wave at the Cabo San Diego Lighthouse, the easternmost point of the South American continent.
To get there, the brothers must overcome extremely harsh terrain, food scarcity, and a hostile climate. With no communication, they document the region to share their environmental message, rejecting consumerism and bringing us closer to a simple way of living to protect the Mitre Peninsula forever.
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Festivals
International Surf Film Festival Anglet - Best Cinematography; Torello Mountain Film Festival - Best Cinematography, Wilderness Mountain Award; Ficmus Ushuaia - Best Cinematography, Best Feature Film Adventure; Surfari Film Festival - Best Feature Film; Pipa Film Festival - Best Cinematography; Sal Surf at Lisbon Film Festival - Honorable Mention; Portuguese Film Festival - Best Soundtrack
DIRECTOR: Joaquín Azulay, Julián Azulay
NATIONALITY: Argentina
YEAR: 2016
GENRE: Documentary, Adventure
LANGUAGE: Spanish
COLOR / B&W: Color
GRADE LEVEL: Middle School, High School, College, Adult
SUBTITLE/CC: AVAILABLE
AUDIO DESCRIPTION: NOT AVAILABLE
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