Dominique Chaumont is a Canadian, Argentinian and French director and producer. She was born and raised in San Rafael, a small town in the province of Mendoza, Argentina, near the Andes Mountains. As a kid growing up, she was fascinated by films and stories. Her passion for films led her to attend at the Universidad Nacional de las Artes in Buenos Aires to study film production. Chaumont is now based in Toronto, where she is actively involved in the film industry. Veranada is her first documentary.
_Veranada_ offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of the Malargüe shepherds through the eyes of Don Arturo, a gaucho who traverses the Andes on horseback in search of greener pastures to feed his herd of goats and sheep in a world affected by climate change.
_Veranada_ offers a fascinating glimpse into the life of the Malargüe shepherds through the eyes of Don Arturo, a gaucho who traverses the Andes on horseback in search of greener pastures to feed his herd of goats and sheep in a world affected by climate change.