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Perú: Tesoro Escondido (2017)

Genre : Documentary

Runtime : 1H 16M

Director : Luis Ara

Synopsis

Peru is a country steeped in cultural traditions that stretch back more than 1,000 years. But it's also a land of surprising natural riches.

Actors

Crews

Luis Ara
Luis Ara
Director
Luis Ara
Luis Ara
Writer
Luis Ara
Luis Ara
Executive Producer
Florencia Beltrán
Florencia Beltrán
Executive Producer
Rik Nuñez
Rik Nuñez
Music
Alejandro Berger
Alejandro Berger
Director of Photography
Alejandro Rocchi
Alejandro Rocchi
Director of Photography
Alexia Obeide
Alexia Obeide
Editor
Alejandro Grillo
Alejandro Grillo
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Federico Moreira
Federico Moreira
Production Sound Mixer
Carmela Marichal
Carmela Marichal
Assistant Editor
Daff Schneydher
Daff Schneydher
Colorist

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