The Guerrero Project

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn 1827 the slave ship Guerrero struck tragedy when it sank off the coast of Florida during a high-speed chase through reef infested waters. Through rough weather, cannon fire and deception ... Tout lireIn 1827 the slave ship Guerrero struck tragedy when it sank off the coast of Florida during a high-speed chase through reef infested waters. Through rough weather, cannon fire and deception begins a three-year saga involving 561 captive Africans that includes five nations. Join u... Tout lireIn 1827 the slave ship Guerrero struck tragedy when it sank off the coast of Florida during a high-speed chase through reef infested waters. Through rough weather, cannon fire and deception begins a three-year saga involving 561 captive Africans that includes five nations. Join us as modern-day expeditions race to locate the ship's remains and "The Guerrero Project" u... Tout lire

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Riveting documentary that opened my eyes to lost American history

Guerrero Project was one of the best documentaries I have seen in a long time! This film captured my attention to a subject I may otherwise never know about. The film provides a thorough education on the history of the slave ship Guerrero that sunk off the coast of Florida. Intertwined with history are interviews with archaeologists, divers, treasure hunters and other exciting personalities who are searching for the ship's remains. As most of the history is only documented in writing, beautifully detailed drawings accompanied the story. The camera-work and editing are amazing, making viewers feel like they are the ones conducting interviews. The interviews contained such a wide array of people involved in the Guerrero that no questions remained unanswered, except for "Where is the Guerrero?"