The agricultural region of Tambogrande, located in northern Peru, is threatened by a mining project. For the past 4 years, a Canadian mining company has been trying to build three huge open-pit mines in Tambogrande. The local population is against the project, which would dislocate some 8,000 people and divert a river. In this heartwarming documentary, two families tell the story of Tambogrande. Like most of their fellow citizens, they fear the project will bring irreversible degradation of the environment in a region where agriculture has been the main source of income for a vast majority of the population for over 40 years. These families and the people of Tambogrande are determined to defend the land that feeds them.
Mining? No Thanks! One Month in Tambogrande
Direction
Diane Saint-Antoine
Photography
Antonio Rodríguez Romani
Voice
Carole Vallières
Research
Diane Saint-Antoine
Mariella Carnero Díaz
Screenplay
Diane Saint-Antoine
Sound
Jean-François Grenier
Editing
Diane Saint-Antoine
Sound Design
Jean-François Sauvé
Online Editing
Sylvain Desbiens
Denis Gathelier
Music
Robert Marcel Lepage
Mixing
Serge Boivin
Production
Jean-François Grenier
Diane Saint-Antoine
Color
Color
Sound
Stereo
Images
Keywords
Exploitation, Tradition, Wealth, South America, Village, Community,