Desamparados (2010)

Desamparados (the forsaken) is the name of an abandoned train station in Lima, the origin of a month-long journey to Machu Picchu. By rail and by foot we encounter the ghosts of colonial relics, from Catholicism to industrialism to a lost Incan fortress. We transport between the bucolic, crestfallen mountaintops and dejected mining towns, tracing the scars of conquest upon the terrain. We surge forward despite a forsaken history chiseled into the Andean landscape

Director: Jennifer L. Heuson, Kevin T. Allen
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 11 min
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Cinematography: Jennifer L. Heuson, Kevin T. Allen
Production: Small Gauge
Original Language: en
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Desamparados about?
Desamparados (the forsaken) is the name of an abandoned train station in Lima, the origin of a month-long journey to Machu Picchu. By rail and by foot we encounter the ghosts of colonial relics, from Catholicism to industrialism to a lost Incan fortress. We transport between the bucolic, crestfallen mountaintops and dejected mining towns, tracing the scars of conquest upon the terrain. We surge forward despite a forsaken history chiseled into the Andean landscape
Who directed Desamparados?
Desamparados was directed by Jennifer L. Heuson, Kevin T. Allen.
How long is Desamparados?
Desamparados has a runtime of 11m (11 minutes).
What genre is Desamparados?
Desamparados is a Documentary film.