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SAVAGES IN FOREIGN LANDS

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Living isolated from the rest of the world, the Guanches believed they were the only survivors of a terrible natural catastrophe that wiped out humanity - until Spanish sailors stepped on the Canary islands.
More than 2500 years separated the two cultures. 


NOMINATIONS
 I, Filmmaker Festival:  BEST DOCUMENTARY
 Wildlife Vaasa festival:  BEST NEWCOMER 
Los Angeles Cinefest:  BEST FOREIGN DOC
Roma CinemaDoc:  BEST FILM
Barcelona Planet Film Festival:  BEST FILM
Free Net World Festival:  BEST DOCUMENTARY
Festivalito, Canarias:  BEST DOCUMENTARY
Hope Film Award:  BEST DOCUMENTARY
San-Mauro Film Festival: BEST DOCUMENTARY
The Archeology Channel International Film Festival: SPECIAL SCREENING

PROD UNSEEN MOTIONS LTD
DISTRIBUTION ZED

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CINEMAS

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ABOUT
Over three years in the making project, covering footage from 4 different islands and across the Atlantic Ocean, with 11 interviews from specialists on the subject. Distributed by ZED in Paris, the The film was shown in cinemas in Tenerife (Multicines), Gran Canaria (Monopol) and La Palma (La Casa de la Cultura) in May 2017. The film was also broadcasted on VTV Vietnam  in 2018, Direct+ and Neovision in 2019.

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