The Closed Eyes of Latin America| 1hr : 23mins
Director: Miguel Mirra | Producer: Susana Moreira
Focus Years: 2007 | Country: Argentina
Synopsis:
A journey through Latin America, revealing its defenselessness against the pillage and environmental contamination made by transnational companies. Made by Miguel Mirra, with the collaboration of film-makers from several countries, the documentary is about above-the-ground mining, dams, soy and other monoculture plantations and the consequent degrading of soils and forests, the connections between massive deaths of fish and the production of cellulose paste, shedding a light on the close relationship between the theft of natural resources, pollution and the transnational exploitation system.
The Closed Eyes of Latin America
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1hr : 23mins
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