To fill your eyes with dream landscapes, Amazon Prime Video has the documentary “Patagonia: Life at the End of the World”, which is also narrated by Pedro Pascal, the actor born in Chile who has triumphed in the United States.
There are six episodes directed by Chilean René Araneda. The filming and filming stage spanned practically an entire year to collect material.
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Araneda led an international team made up of specialists from England, the United States, Chile and Argentina.
Although the premiere of the documentary series took place first in 2022, during a block of programming corresponding to CNN Sunday in the United States, users and nature fans from around the world have had the opportunity to enjoy it since it is available on the Amazon platform Prime Video.
Particularly compelling is episode two which shows “along the Pacific coast of Patagonia there are deep, sheltered fjords. Beautiful flooded valleys were created by the ice over time. In summer, nutrient-rich waters are in high demand by both animals and people, threatening the natural balance.”
Number six, which summarizes the task undertaken throughout the filming process promises “during a dramatic year, film crews had to contend with extreme weather conditions, hungry predators, stormy mares, high altitudes and a scorching sun as they captured the story of life in one of the wildest places on Earth.”
