Austrians of Pozuzo - One Hundred Years of Solitude in the Mountains
In the mid-19th century, a group of Tyrolean settlers arrived in Peru. After months of travel, building a road through the jungle and the mountains, they established a colony. An unprecedented effort allowed them to survive 100 years isolated, and thanks to this, they preserved numerous cultural elements from the Austrian mountains. Today, they proudly identify as Peruvians.

Direction and Editing: Pedro Chaskel
Photography: Julia Muñoz / Sound: Pablo Pinto
Music: J. Miguel Miranda, J. Miguel Miranda / Narration: Roberto Poblete

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