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Ovas de oro

Golden Eggs
Uova d'oro

Golden Eggs is a reportage on intensive salmon breeding in Chile, a growth industry that has made the country the world's second most important producer. But what would appear to be a source of wealth and well-being for the Chilean economy is actually in the hands of foreign multinationals that control the entire production process, do not pay taxes or customs and have outpriced competition by paying low wages. The environment impact has been particularly critical.

Il regista / The Director

Head of the production company Kithano Films, the Chilean-Swedish Anahi Johnsen Sucarrat directed the short Última estación (2001) and the documentary Juguetes (2001), as well as collaborated with UCV TV on Alparaiso (2003) and Retratos (2004).

Manuel Gonzales Llanos debuted as director with the short El veneno (2001), followed by the docu- mentaries Sakury (2002), Del tablón a la Cámara (2002), the short El Minué (2002) and the videoclip Los hijos muertos del rocanroll (2002). He has worked on numerous film, TV and advertising productions as screenplay writer, cameraman and editor. He is currently managing director of Kithano Films.

“To see the suffering of poor people, who live in one of the Latin-American countries with the most opportunities, was something that we never expect to see, nevertheless, as this situation continues deteriorating, it encourages us to continue showing the documentary, to describe the way Chile and international interests exploit the sea to feed salmon (which is not a fish of Latinamerican origin). This is something that needed to be informed to the citizenship, as well as the serious violations towards the artesanal fishermen, who until today claim their rights without being heared, because the civil dis- satisfaction towards the exportation policy and the exploitation of Chile’s raw materials are growing, our work constitutes undoubtedly to raise awareness about these matters”

Anahi Johnsen Sucarrat, Manuel Gonzales Llanos

Edizione 2007
GREEN AWARD EFFN

DOCUMENTARY
Chile , 2005, 75'

REGIA/DIRECTOR
Anahi Johnsen Sucarrat, Manuel Gonzales Llanos

TAGS:
Animals, Mass Lifestock Breeding, Fishing

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