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Mute Fire (Spanish)

1 hours 22 minutes 17 seconds

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Still image from: Mute Fire (Spanish)

On March 6, 1906, four people were executed in the streets for the attempted assassination of the then-president of Colombia, Rafael Reyes. The representation in images of this event is considered the beginning of cinema in Colombia. Dive into a deep investigation of media representation through this documentary and explore how cinema became an instrument of power and control in the country's violent political history.

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Runtime: 1 hours 22 minutes 17 seconds

Topic: Geography, History, Language Arts
Subtopic: South America, Spanish Language, World History - 1900-1945
Grade/Interest Level: 10 - 12
Release Year: 2020
Producer/Distributor: Pragda
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Still image from: All About South America for Kids

Aerial shot of ancient Incan ruins amongst the rugged mountains in Peru. Text reads, “The Incas.”

Senior man points to an object on the table in front of a young man seated next to him. Caption. Where Argentines practice their favorite pastimes.

Top-down view of an ancient tomb built of mud bricks in the ground. Inside are wooden beams, open coffins with bones, other skeletons, and various items. Caption. "The spiritual and military leader of the Moche."

Large archaeological site with huge walls of ancient brown clay buildings revealed. Caption. "Chan Chan was 1 of the world's biggest cities."

Trees and foliage in the foreground, with many skyscrapers and other buildings behind, and foggy, snow capped mountains in the background. Caption. "Your trip to Chile will probably start in the capital, Santiago."

Side view of a row of huge statues with large heads against a backdrop of blue skies with white clouds. Caption. "The giant statues, or moai, on Easter Island."

A reptile in the wilderness. Caption: The wildlife here draws people from around the world.

Aerial view of brown plains with an ancient geoglyph etched into them. Caption. "So vast, in fact, you can only see it from the sky."