Life in the Andes

Year: 1952

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Documentary

The Andes run along South America’s western side, where high‑altitude slopes still host permanent settlements. Indigenous communities largely keep traditional lifestyles—growing beans and potatoes, herding sheep, pigs and llamas, living in simple huts, and wearing distinctive derby hats of unknown origin. Lower slopes are farmed by descendants of Spanish settlers, and Chile’s lake district features resort hotels.

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