01 January 1933 Factual 3 mins
The film by Jorge Bedoya Forga (Arequipa, 1902 - New York, 1968), a pioneer of amateur 8mm filmmaking in Peru, was filmed around 1933 and records the iconic Forga Castle (still habitable at that time), some views of the town of Mollendo and its beaches.
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Peru 01 January 1933
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04 March 1933
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21 June 1933
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28 February 1933
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03 August 1933
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09 June 1933
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