Puerto Piojo. The return.
More than forty years have passed since the last visits to Puerto Piojo beach, in Dock Sud (Avellaneda), near Buenos Aires. Today the place is surrounded by a Petrochemical Pole and few remember how to get there.
This short film follows a group of researchers and former visitors in their attempt to return to this famous beach, a few meters from the polluted Riachuelo river. How much of its ancient landscape survives, described by many as a natural beauty?
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Carolina AndreettiDirector
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Gonzalo SierraDirector
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Carlos GradinDirector
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Carlos GradinWriter
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Carolina AndreettiProducer
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Gonzalo SierraProducer
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Carlos GradinProducer
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Juan Carlos LonghiKey Cast
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Estela BarbaKey Cast
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Club de Regatas Almirante BrownKey Cast
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Sonia NeuburgerKey Collaborators
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Juliana CeciKey Collaborators
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Gonzalo Sierra360° Photography and drones
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Carolina AndreettiSound Edition
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Hernán HayetPost Production Audio
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Project Title (Original Language):Puerto Piojo. El regreso.
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Project Type:360 Video
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Genres:Documentary, Adventure, Urban exploration, Memory
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Runtime:20 minutes
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Completion Date:January 5, 2022
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Production Budget:1,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Argentina
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Language:Spanish
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Student Project:No
Carolina Andreetti. Co-Director. Visual artist. Member of the art and research collective Expediciones a Puerto Piojo since 2014. Since the nineties she has developed a vast career as video artist, experimental musician, collective art and installation works. She won the 2022 8M prize from the National Art Fund.
Gonzalo Sierra. Co-Director. He is the creator of Tronadores and Ñoño, expanded media companies with several documentary works, music videos and publicity. He was the Creative Technologist for the awarded 360° film “4 Feet: Blind Date / Metro Veinte: Cita Ciega” (2019, 19’, Directed by María Belén Poncio).
Carlos Gradin. Co-Director. Writer. Member of the art and research collective Expediciones a Puerto Piojo since 2014. He writes essays about art, technology and environment in different magazines. He wrote Spam (poetry book) and created the net.art project “peronismo (spam)” (http://peronismo.atspace.cc/-).