Black water

This feature film is an audiovisual journey that explores the limits of conventional cinema to immerse itself in the intricate labyrinths of peatlands. Across four locations—Finland, Argentina, Peru, and Indonesia—it documents the cultural and natural richness of these peripheral ecosystems.

With meticulous attention to detail, this documentary captures the connection between local communities and wetlands, providing a new perspective on their lives and traditions. It opens a window onto a world of incomparable diversity and beauty. At the same time, it raises profound questions about our relationship with nature and the role we play in preserving these precious territories.

“Agua Negra” is a testament to the beauty and fragility of our planet, and a call to action to protect and value the world around us.

🎥 Black Water
• Authors: Nicolás Deluca & Luján Agusti
• Format: Documentary feature film
• Place of production: Argentina (filmed in Finland, Argentina, Peru, and Indonesia)
• Year of production: 2024
• Watch online: YouTube

📽 Black Water is an audiovisual journey that breaks away from the boundaries of conventional cinema to immerse itself in the intricate labyrinths of peatlands. It documents the cultural and natural richness of these peripheral ecosystems and the deep connection of local communities with wetlands, offering a renewed perspective on their lives and traditions. At once a window into a world of diversity and beauty, the film also poses profound questions about our relationship with nature and calls for the protection of these fragile yet vital territories.