"... DOCUMENTARY SERIES:
Treasures seeking property
screen characters, landscapes and mythical stories that have shaped our identity portray 22 chapters of" My country secret. "MAUREEN LENNON
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The name could not be more appropriate. "My country secret" will be called documentary series of 22 chapters that are preparing the filmmaker Manuel Basoalto (Neruda houses ") and Chiloe Hil Hernández, a journalism student and former Miss Earth.
Trust to be issued by year-end television, after months of research. In this first stage have the support of the National Museum of Natural History. "The idea is to reveal episodes, little-known landscapes and characters of our history," says Basoalto and adds: "We want the audience to sleep, so there will be interviews, 3D images, animations and recreations." Here
forward seven key episodes of this series will be conducted by Hil Hernández .
1 .- El Niño del Cerro El Plomo
In 1954, a group of carriers discovered a 9 year old boy would have been slaughtered in an Indian ritual. "We want to correct a mistake, because it is a mummified body of natural causes, not a mummy, as many believe. In addition, the carriers negotiated with archaeologists from the museum, an unthinkable situation for our times," says Basoalto. 2 .- Mil
Mapuche and French
many stories have been woven around Orelie Tounens Antoine (1825-1878), who had a lot of closeness to the Mapuche people and ended "crowned" as King of Araucania. " addition your way through Chile, record your chateau in France, which, they say, would be filled with indigenous symbols.
3 .- Pelantaro
loving the amazing story is revealed in this toqui who starred in the Mapuche rebellion of 1598. "It the romantic side of the history of Chile. Pelantaro was linked with English women who arrived in Valdivia, and from that meeting was generated mixing. So, for that area today are Mapuche blue eyes. "
4 .- The Gold Rush
late nineteenth century, thousands of Chileans were shipped in Valparaiso, hallucinating." They came to California before Americans themselves (who wagons had to cross in all the West), so many compatriots were as owners of the deposits, thus giving rise to envy, robbery and harassment. "Basoalto confirms the participation of writer Isabel Allende in this chapter, the author of" Child of fortune ", a novel that narrates the episode.
5 .- Mocha Dick
Twelve years before Melville published" Moby Dick "(1851) appeared in the U.S." Mocha Dick, "by Jeremiah Reynolds, who tells the fight with a giant albino sperm whale Mocha in the Chilean island. This chapter will reveal the true story of this whale.
6 .- The ruins of Huanchaca
Declared National Monument (1974), Basoalto recognizes that "there are many theories that were or pre-Columbian Inca constructions. But the truth is that they correspond to a golden period of industrial development in our country "..."
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