Synopsis
In the eighties, La Herradura beach was destroyed. In the nineties, the wave of Cabo Blanco was affected, after being in danger of disappearing. A group of surfers organized to protect the places that gave them so much happiness. Thus, in 2000, they got the Peruvian State to approve the Rompientes Law, the first law in the world for wave protection. Thirteen years of negotiations were necessary to achieve its regulation and create the National Registry of Rompientes (Renaro).
In 2015, the HAZla por tu Ola citizen campaign was born, to raise the necessary funds for the preparation of the technical files required by the Navy and to register each of the waves in the Renaro. Thousands of people have joined this campaign, ensuring that 24 waves are already legally protected. This is the story of that call to collective action.
Duration: 32 min
Year: 2018
Format: 1920×1080, 24 FPS
Distribution Contact:
Carolina Butrich
HAZla for your Wave Coordinator
cbutrich@spda.org.pe
Production team
Bruno Monteferri
Direction
Dana Bonilla
Director’s assistant
Carolina Butrich
Executive producer
Lorena Tulini
Production manager
Nadir Cárdenas
Production assistant
Alejandro Wangeman
Direct sound
Créditos
En orden de aparición
Entrevistados: Jesús Yenque, Abraham Almestar, Carlos Chapilliquén, Eduardo Tume, José Fiestas Tume, Carolina Butrich, Magoo de la Rosa, David Fiorani, Fernando Fernandini, Javier Fernández, Carlo Grigoletto, Nik Strong-Cvetich
Tablistas
Gianni Porcari, Mariana de Vivanco, Herbert Mulanovich, Álvaro Malpartida, Carolina Butrich, Bruno Monteferri, Magoo de la Rosa, Titi de Col, Rodolfo Bejarano, David Fiorani, ‘Tamalón’, Pedro Klima, Bruno Mesinas, César Aspillaga, Ivo Berenguel, Toto de Romaña, Fernando Fernandini, Gustavo Gallo, Alonso Ruiz, Alvaro Morán, Cristobal de Col, Analí Gómez, Kiko Galdós, Claudio Balducci, Mateo Melgar, Harold Koechlin, Fernando Ortiz de Zevallos, Lucca Mesinas, Gabriel Villarán, Sebastián Correa, Bernardo Zignago, Matías Ballón
Agradecemos a las personas y organizaciones que han colaborado con el documental:
Aaron Loyd, Gonzalo Suito, Javier Fernández, Javier García, Javier León, Rodolfo Klima, Steve Wagner, Luis Mori, Hotel El Merlín de Cabo Blanco, Hotel Bracamonte, Restaurante Marquitos de Cabo Blanco, Familia Barclay Gabaldoni, Familia Melgar Zignago, Manuel Soto, Anai Mujica, Gabriel & Lina, Carlos Antonio Ferrer, Herbert Mulanovich, Miguel Vegas, José Vásquez, Carlos Neuhaus, Giancarlo Debernardi, Manuel Soto, Rodolfo Klima, Pedro Klima, Jack y Kim Johnson, Christel Scheske, Cara Cara Producciones, Roberto Bonilla, Mónica Brown, Jorge Caillaux, Ramón Navarro, Javier Huarcaya, Felipe Pomar, Nik Strong – Cvetich, Nick Mucha, Javier Fernández, Adolfo Valderrama, Edgardo del Pino, Jose Miguel Monge, Fortunato Quesada, Augusto Mulanovich, Eduardo Cáceres, Guillermo Gonzales, Pedro Córdova Zignago
Presentado por
Conservamos por Naturaleza en asociación con Patagonia
Producido por
Conservamos por Naturaleza
PAI – Proyectos Audiovisuales Independientes
Con el apoyo de
Sociedad Peruana de Derecho Ambiental (SPDA)
Federación Nacional de Tabla (Fenta)
Aliados internacionales
Save The Waves Coalition
Fundación Rompientes
“An individual action, multiplied by millions, creates global change”
A la Mar is part of the HAZla por tu Ola campaign, which seeks to legally protect all the waves in Peru and inspire the same to be done in other countries.
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By 2019, we have managed to protect 33 waves in Peru. Our goal is to protect 50 waves by 2020. To achieve this, we need to raise $ 100,000. Would you support us?
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