Sea Nomads
(Gauchos del Mar)
Joaquín Azulay, Julián Azulay | Documentary, Adventure
2012 | 60 minutes | Argentina
Two brothers drive 30,000 km from California to Buenos Aires, facing adversity in a 403-day journey of discovery and perseverance.
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Synopsis
Julián and Joaquín Azulay, also known as the Gauchos del Mar brothers, travel by van across the American continent, journeying from California to Buenos Aires to fulfill a childhood dream. Over 403 days and through 13 countries, they traverse more than 30,000 kilometers, sharing the continent’s cultures, landscapes, food, and people while camping on the way back home.
As the journey unfolds, dreams prove more challenging than imagined, and the brothers must overcome constant adversity. Sea Nomads is a story of perseverance, discovery, and the transformative power of travel across the Americas.
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Pragda subjects
Environment + Sustainability
Geography
Latin American Studies
Sociology
South America
Youth
Keywords
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Festivals
International Surf Film Festival Anglet - Best Feature Film; San Diego Surf Film Festival - Honorable Mention; Film Festival Mimpi - Best Film
DIRECTOR: Joaquín Azulay, Julián Azulay
NATIONALITY: Argentina
YEAR: 2012
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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