One of the most extraordinary photographers of the twentieth century, Martin Chambi was a leading figure in the revolutionary, artistic and social movements that swept South America in the 1930s. Sixty years on, this film explores Andean life through Chambi's majestic photographs and looks at the contemporary relevance of his work.

The Special Prize at the New York Film and Television Festival
The Gold Award for Best Documentary at the Houston International Film Festival
The Silver Apple at the US Film and Video Festival
The Award for Excellence from the  Society for Visual Anthropology
The Blue Ribbon at the American Film and Video Festival