Veranada


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_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.



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Dominique Chaumont

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Veranada (summer pasture) offers a glimpse into the lives of shepherds living in the town of Malargüe, in the Argentinian state of Mendoza. One of the inhabitants, Don Arturo, is a tenacious gaucho who travels on his horse around the Andes Mountains to feed his goat and sheep. In this remote town, herders depend on one resource to survive — water — which nourishes the plants in the meadows, feeds the herds and signifies a rhythm of life that is familiar and promising. When droughts brought on by climate change start to pose a threat to the residents’ way of life, Don Arturo takes it upon himself to travel farther in search of more lush green grasslands. Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Andes, this quiet, meditative portrait of a place far away from city life welcomes us into the homeland of a community living simultaneously in trepidation and hope. 

 

 

Mariam Zaidi
Programmer, Hot Docs

 

 


  • Français

    Français

    1h15

    Language: Français
    Subtitles: Français
  • English

    English

    1h15

    Language: English
  • Année 2022
  • Pays Canada
  • Durée 75
  • Producteur Dominique Chaumont
  • Langue Spanish
  • Sous-titres French, English
  • Résumé court Don Arturo, a Malargüe gaucho, travels the Andes by horse, looking for greener grasslands to feed his herd in a world affected by climate change.
  • Mention festival Earl A Glick Award · Emerging Canadian filmmaker · Hot Docs 2023

Veranada (summer pasture) offers a glimpse into the lives of shepherds living in the town of Malargüe, in the Argentinian state of Mendoza. One of the inhabitants, Don Arturo, is a tenacious gaucho who travels on his horse around the Andes Mountains to feed his goat and sheep. In this remote town, herders depend on one resource to survive — water — which nourishes the plants in the meadows, feeds the herds and signifies a rhythm of life that is familiar and promising. When droughts brought on by climate change start to pose a threat to the residents’ way of life, Don Arturo takes it upon himself to travel farther in search of more lush green grasslands. Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Andes, this quiet, meditative portrait of a place far away from city life welcomes us into the homeland of a community living simultaneously in trepidation and hope. 

 

 

Mariam Zaidi
Programmer, Hot Docs

 

 


  • Français

    Français


    Duration: 1h15
    Language: Français
    Subtitles: Français
    1h15
  • English

    English


    Duration: 1h15
    Language: English
    1h15
  • Année 2022
  • Pays Canada
  • Durée 75
  • Producteur Dominique Chaumont
  • Langue Spanish
  • Sous-titres French, English
  • Résumé court Don Arturo, a Malargüe gaucho, travels the Andes by horse, looking for greener grasslands to feed his herd in a world affected by climate change.
  • Mention festival Earl A Glick Award · Emerging Canadian filmmaker · Hot Docs 2023

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