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Oroya is a documentary that examines the impact of industrialization on La Oroya, an Andean smelting town. Released in the 21st century, it offers a critical look at pollution and economic factors affecting the area.
Oroya has had limited availability, which makes it a bit of a rarity among collectors. It hasn't seen many home video releases, so if you're hunting for it, keep an eye out for special screenings or indie labels that might pick it up. Interest in films that address environmental issues and social impacts has been rising, so this title could see a resurgence among collectors looking for thought-provoking content on Latin American history.
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Oroya is a documentary film.
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The film features Carlie Franzman, Keith Brooks, Lisa Paulsen, and Bret Wood.
Oroya focuses on the pollution and economic challenges faced by La Oroya, an Andean smelting town, due to U.S.-led industrialization.
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