Repost This ArticleTwo travelers traverse deserts, mountains, and valleys in search of their future.
A LONG, LONG TIME AGO, there were two people who looked very much like yourselves… – so begins “A story for tomorrow,” a portrait of five weeks in Chile and Patagonia.
As a white dude who meandered around South America’s nether regions I am held rapt by the narrator who sounds a lot like the accordion playing owl who narrates Rango.
It’s almost always better to get some latino scholar with gravel in his throat to recite your script than record it yourself in the back of your Mazda Miata.
This is all to say, I think this video is awesome and you should watch it. 
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WOSSUM! Lation guy’s voice is just great for this… story of tomorrow. Great videography, great words, great everything. Just wonderful!
Great video, keeps me motivated to push through and pull the all-nighter to write the essay so that I can do things like this in the future!
This is beautiful! Would love if someone could post info on the music in the vid?, (second song is a cover of “Skeletons“ by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, but whose cover is it?)
@ Echo, I believe one of the tracks was by Balmorhea (I may be wrong though & I’m too lazy to check)
Happiness is everywhere
<3 Loved it.
Amazing Chile! <3
Great! Wonderful demonstration of the wonders of Chile. (Also, of the wonders of the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve on the Bolivian side, if I’m not mistaken.)
Torres del Paine looks great, as does the volcano of Villarica, the Valle de la Luna, Valaparaiso, the Hanging Glacier (Ventisquero Colgante) and many other cool places.
Great camera work – good shooting equipment, for sure – and good artistic vision creates an amazing video. And all of this in a short month and a half trip. Can you imagine the amount of wonders that all of South America contains?
you can’t imagine, you oughtta see ‘em.
Make sure you skip Ecuador though, the natives are hostile.
The problem wasnt all of us, but you
I’m pretty sure it was you
Experiencing total body chills! Completely inpiring and beautiful. Thank YOU!