
The Salt of the Earth (2014) on Netflix
PG-1320141h 50mBiographyDocumentaryHistory
The photographer Sebastião Salgado has spent forty years crossing continents, recording famine, exodus and conflict. He turns now to pristine landscapes and wildlife, a tribute to the planet.
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Plot summary
Sebastião Salgado left Brazil in the late 1960s for political reasons and settled in France, where he worked as an economist. His wife, Lélia, bought a camera, and he was drawn to photography; she supported his move to the profession in 1973, first in photojournalism and then in documentary work. Homesick but unable to return to Brazil, he spent a first multi-year project among people elsewhere in the Americas. He then photographed the Sahel and the famine in Ethiopia, including its refugee camps.
Cast
Sebastião Salgadoas Self - Photographer
Wim Wendersas Self - Narrator
Juliano Ribeiro Salgadoas Self
- Hugo Barbieras Self
Lélia Wanick Salgadoas Self - Sebastião's wife and collaborator
- Jacques Barthélémyas Self
- Régis Mulleras Self
- João Pessoa Mattosas Self
- Leny Wanick Mattosas Sebastião's Sister-in-Law
- Maria Teresa Salgado Rocha Bastosas Self
- Rodrigo Ribeiro Salgadoas Sebastião's Son




















