Mateo Barrenengoa

This documentary portrays the arrival in Chilean Patagonia of the intelligent buoy of The Blue BOAT Initiative, a project developed by Fundación MERI in collaboration with the Government of Chile and 20 other national and international institutions, to change the way we protect and conserve our oceans. Through wonderful images of the biodiversity of southern Chile, this documentary invites you to immerse yourself in its history, the challenges of its installation in the powerful southern waters of the Corcovado Gulf, and to continue celebrating this important achievement of the scientific community, authorities and experts. This production reflects the pride and joy of a small southern country, at the end of the planet, that advances contributing science and technology to the world.

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Filmed over the course of 10 days in a temperate rainforest in the Chilean Patagonian fjords, this documentary reflects on connections, encounters, and how fungi fuel dreams.

An elderly man walks with the aid of his cane through the southern forests. He wears green overalls and is surrounded by a landscape of lichen-covered logs and leafless trees, marked by the presence of a bitter winter in Tierra del Fuego. He is Germán Genskowski. He is accompanied by documentary filmmaker Mateo Barrenegoa and photographer Guy Wenborne, whose mission is to portray him.