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Buenos Aires al Pacífico
There was once, in 1910, a train able to cross the wild territories between Argentina and Chile, making possible a mythical journey, joining two oceans with a single ticket, from Buenos Aires to Valparaiso. The last trip of the BAP was in 1979; in the nineties, its various branches were permanently abandoned. Since then, travelers have been inhabiting the railway landscape as they dream, desire, remember or yearn: as part of their own being and national history.
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There was once, in 1910, a train able to cross the wild territories between Argentina and Chile, making possible a mythical journey, joining two oceans with a single ticket, from Buenos Aires to Valparaiso. The last trip of the BAP was in 1979; in the nineties, its various branches were permanently abandoned. Since then, travelers have been inhabiting the railway landscape as they dream, desire, remember or yearn: as part of their own being and national history.
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Genre:Documentary, History
Written By:Mariana Guzzante, Mariano Donoso
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:El Zonda Cine
Cast
Mariano Donoso
Director
Manuel Alonso
Himself - Narrator (voice)
Mariano Donoso
Himself - Narrator (voice)
Mariana Guzzante
Herself - Narrator (voice)
Marciano Cruz
Himself
Julia Donoso
Herself
Tomás Donoso
Himself
Néstor Flores
Himself
Christian Kupchik
Himself
Griselda Makowski
Herself
Mario Ortiz
Himself
Víctor Ramos
Himself
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