Patagonia Rising

Year: 2012

Runtime: 85 min

Language: Spanish

Director: Brian Lilla

AdventureWesternDocumentary

The film explores a conflict in Chile's Patagonia region, where five hydroelectric dams threaten the Baker River's natural flow. It examines the debate between economic progress and the preservation of a unique wilderness. Viewers meet the traditional Gauchos, whose livelihoods and cultural heritage are intertwined with the health of Patagonia's watersheds. The documentary highlights the high stakes involved as the future of the land and its people are determined.

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