2013 / 79 minutes
- Directed by
- Pegi Vail
- Country of production
- United States
For many the tourist pathway across South America, Africa and Asia known as the “gringo trail” offers life-altering adventures. For host nations, it offers financial security. But this trail also, say critics of tourism, is a scar of massive environmental destruction. Following stories along the trail, this film interrogates the environmental impact of tourism, and explores the complex relationships between tourist and host, at the moment when cultures collide.
Director Pegi Vail will attend this screening and take part in a Q&A.
In the 2019 RAI Film Fest
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Special Interest
category
- Location(s) depicted
- Mali Bolivia Thailand Bhutan