180 South Trailer - A new movie from Woodshed Films

TKIn 1968 Yvon Chouinard and Doug Tompkins set out to surf, ski and climb their way to Patagonia. The wild places they found later motivated them to protect the environment. Inspired by this journey, Jeff Johnson and Woodshed Films set sail on a voyage to South America to climb a mythical peak called Corcovado with Chouinard and Tompkins.

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[DaMaui101]

this movie changed my life

[davidodiff11]

Enhorabuena....por esa aventura,ese premio que han recivido en españa y ese espiritu aventurero...))

[tigerclaws1000]

For a moment, think about a who bought Chile's exports. This is fact, we don't even have to debate it - America bought exports from Chile at Chilean's expense. Had the commodities remained nationalized (by the way, you misuse the word socialist) the revenue would have been invested in Chile. Instead though, the majority of gains went to the global oligarchy. The only profits that remained in Chile went mostly to Pinochet (the despot) and his cronies. Friedman created the "race to the bottom".

[tigerclaws1000]

With all due respect, I think I'd rather focus on the earth.

[bruffllesprouts]

went to the premier in bozeman,mt great flick!!

[Manuel Castro]

Animal Collective "Derek"

[David Katz]

what song is at 2:23

[iluvbigsky]

@los1950-- this is how all goes awry when the point is missed so completely, smashing the long distance future for short term gain, without nature we are nothing. I would also point out destroying these natural landscapes for the corporate gain of a few does nothing to help the poor people, do they benefit because they can cling to the outskirts of a city that provides them intermittent electricity while they go hungry and cant find jobs, come on.

[Tsgarlin]

CONEXIONLEGAL is correct. Chile has done quite well economically. And it's primarily because -- gasp! -- they adopted a market-driven economy rather than listen to everyone else, including Americans, and adopt a command/socialist economy. The best thing Pinochet ever did was listen to Milton Friedman and the "Chicago Boys" and usher in market reforms during the 1970s. Viva Chile!

[CONEXIONLEGAL]

you talk about poor country? ,did you know the poverty rate in Chile is almost the same or even lower than America? , did you know that currently America has a higher unemployment rate than Chile?, did you know that their Economy was the one that better managed and less affected by the recession. this docu. is not about a poor country its about people in towns that would never give up their land, natural resources and rich traditions and would never replace that for wealth and development.