Portman, a la sombra de Roberto (2001)

• 70%
• 2001
• Dokumentarfilm

More than two thousand years, one hundred thousand slaves worked in the mountains piercing the prosperous Roman colony of Carthage, in search of silver. Portman Bay", " then "Portus Magnus", started the galleys to the metropolis, laden with the precious metal. Since then, the mountains, the bay and the people have gone through a delicate balance, which broke with the advent of modern mining and construction Robert Sink, the world ' s largest in its field. Today, the beautiful bay of Portman is saturated with millions of tons of toxic waste from washing the betet.