Mining? No Thanks! One Month in Tambogrande
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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.

2004
Canada
52:00
Original language
French
Spanish
Subtitles
English

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Credits

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

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Color
Sound
Stereo

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Keywords
Exploitation, Tradition, Wealth, South America, Village, Community,

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