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The Lord of Sipán / produced by Explora Films, El Deseo, RBA Audiovisual with the collaboration of TVE, Sociedad Geográfica Española, Endesa, Edelnor ; script, José Manuel Novoa, Walter Alva, Fernando González Sitges ; director, José Manuel Novoa ; scientific advisor, Walter Alva.

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Material type: Film

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Señor de Sipán. English.

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Photography, Magoo Moro ; editor, José Manuel Novoa ; music, Santi Vega, Miguel Molina.

Awards:

International Festival of Archaeological Films Nyon 2009 (Best Archaeology Film)
International Archaeological Film Festival of Bidasoa 2009 (Audience Award)
The Archaeology Channel International Film & Video Festival 2012 (Winner in Audience Favourite Competition)

Cast: Reinaldo Arenas, Mónica Sánchez, Augusto Varillas.Narrator: Stephen Hughes.Summary: This documentary deals with the Moche culture, which developed on the northern coast of Peru, between 100 BC and 600 AC. It is a fairly unknown culture that disappeared after reaching its peak. A Great Lord who governed and was buried with great honors, so that his message would endure in time, and a man, an archaeologist named Walter Alva, who rescued him from his tomb to fulfill his plan of the past. Today, everyone has heard of the Moches, thanks to the discoveries made during the last two decades. The finds continue, however, and the splendor of this unique civilization still surprises the world. -- Digitalia Film Library website

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Reinaldo Arenas, Mónica Sánchez, Augusto Varillas.

Narrator: Stephen Hughes.

Photography, Magoo Moro ; editor, José Manuel Novoa ; music, Santi Vega, Miguel Molina.

This documentary deals with the Moche culture, which developed on the northern coast of Peru, between 100 BC and 600 AC. It is a fairly unknown culture that disappeared after reaching its peak. A Great Lord who governed and was buried with great honors, so that his message would endure in time, and a man, an archaeologist named Walter Alva, who rescued him from his tomb to fulfill his plan of the past. Today, everyone has heard of the Moches, thanks to the discoveries made during the last two decades. The finds continue, however, and the splendor of this unique civilization still surprises the world. -- Digitalia Film Library website

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International Festival of Archaeological Films Nyon 2009 (Best Archaeology Film)

International Archaeological Film Festival of Bidasoa 2009 (Audience Award)

The Archaeology Channel International Film & Video Festival 2012 (Winner in Audience Favourite Competition)

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The Lord of Sipán / produced by Explora Films, El Deseo, RBA Audiovisual with the collaboration of TVE, Sociedad Geográfica Española, Endesa, Edelnor ; script, José Manuel Novoa, Walter Alva, Fernando González Sitges ; director, José Manuel Novoa ; scientific advisor, Walter Alva.

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