How Drilled is My Valley!
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Synopsis
In northern Patagonia lies Argentina's most important hydrographic system. The Limay and Neuquén rivers converge into the Negro, waters of exceptionally high quality that flow through and irrigate a vast valley historically devoted to fruit growing. In this green and fertile region, fracking has been advancing for more than a decade. In a world where the future will demand fresh food and water, the hydrocarbon fever seems to be foreclosing those very possibilities.
Gastón Bejas, Natalia Gelós, Martín Álvarez Mullally, Nicolás Perrupato
Gastón Bejas is an audiovisual filmmaker, photographer and documentary maker.
Natalia Gelós researches the relationship between nature, poetry and politics.
Martín Álvarez Mullally is a photographer, producer and researcher.
Nicolás Perrupato is a producer and researcher.
Natalia Gelós researches the relationship between nature, poetry and politics.
Martín Álvarez Mullally is a photographer, producer and researcher.
Nicolás Perrupato is a producer and researcher.
Credits
D: Gastón Bejas, Natalia Gelós, Martín Álvarez Mullally, Nicolás Perrupato
G: Natalia Gelós
F: Gastón Bejas, Martín Vega
E: Gastón Bejas
DA: -
S: Mario Carrizo
M: Chakana
P: Martin Alvarez Mullally
CP: Revista Crisis, Observatorio Petrolero Sur
I: Javier Grosso, Fernando Cabrera Christersen, Daniela Dietrich, Rubén Etcheverry, Lef Nahuel, -