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Humboldt in Mexico: The Gaze of the Explorer

Year: 2017 Documentary Runtime: 85 min Rating: 6.3

Overview

The greatest explorer of the Americas, German scientist Alexander von Humboldt, narrates his voyage to New Spain in 1803 as he prepares his magnum opus Cosmos for publication from his library in Berlin. During his journey, he discovers Mexico’s extraordinary biodiversity; its mineral, volcanic, architectural, and pre-Hispanic richness; and its profound inequalities.

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Documentary

Cast

Robert Bye

Robert Bye

Ottmar Ette

Ottmar Ette

Alexander Holtmann

Alexander Holtmann

David Psalmon

David Psalmon

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