Heyerdahlis a Norwegian anthropologist and sea explorer. When he did an anthropological survey on the Polynesian Islands in the Pacific, the island’s ruins, legends, etc. convinced him that the first inhabitants of the islands came from South America in the fifth century AD, but he had no idea. Believe. For this reason, he found 5 volunteers, and crossed the Pacific with him on the Indian raft "Kantiki", which was strictly imitated as it was. He wanted to prove that the Polynesians did not come from Asia, but crossed the Pacific from South America. Achieved the migration. In April 1947, they set off from Peru, South America, and took a raft for 101 days and 4,900 miles of life and death. They traveled more than 4,000 nautical miles and finally reached the Polynesian Islands in the South Pacific, creating a miracle in the history of human navigation
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Kon-Tiki movie plot
2021-12-26 08:01
Extended Reading
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Afton 2021-12-26 08:01:16
Although the narrative is plain, it brings a simple touch. Six men and a raft are embarking on a romantic sea drifting adventure for the sake of knowledge. The spectacles in the ocean make people feel like they have relived the scenes in "Young PI", especially impressive. Yes, that shot from the surface of the sea to the interstellar and back to the surface of the sea is beautiful! The protagonist seems to be ryan gosling...
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Annabelle 2022-04-23 07:03:06
Even if it translates like shit, there are astrology
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Torstein Raaby: [all six lying on the raft, looking the starry night sky] It's as if we're the only people left in the universe.
Bengt Danielsson: Maybe we are. Maybe they've dropped bombs on eachother. And every city is like Hiroshima.
Erik Hesselberg: [suspicious] I doubt we would have had radio contact Bengt.
Thor Heyerdahl: Maybe we've just been accepted. By nature. That we've become like a seagull or a fish.
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Thor Heyerdahl: [almost finishing their travel] We have traveled over 8000 kilometers, boys... but the fact is that the greatest danger is still ahead.
Herman Watzinger: [sarcastic] People?
Thor Heyerdahl: No: the Raroia Reef. It lies like a wall around the entire island, with sharp coral.
Torstein Raaby: [worried] Why didn't you tell us?
Thor Heyerdahl: [looking Raaby] It was impossible to know exactly where we would end up.
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A solitary courage to the end of the world
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For faith we need to temporarily let go of everything
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different rafting
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Note that this is a nautical documentary, not a thrilling film. Check it out on the Discovery Channel!
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You only know that you watch "Pirates of the Caribbean" with popcorn, but you don't know that its director has made such a movie.