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One of the most important and exciting historical research of all time, the study of the DNA of the navigator Christopher Columbus, finally answers two fundamental questions: where do his bones rest? What is his true origin?
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107 min
2024-10-10
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Spanish
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Christopher Columbus
Self - Geneticist / Narrator (voice)
Self - Descendant / Narrator (voice)
Self - Historian
Self - Journalist
Self - Colón ADN Coordinator
Self - Journalist
Self - Museo Pickman Curator
Self - Edaphology Professor
Self - Edaphology Professor
Self - Journalist
Self - Castilian Theory Promoter
Self - 1st Portuguese Theory Promoter
Self - 2nd Portuguese Theory Promoter
Self - Galician Theory Promoter
Self - Forensic Anthropologist
Self - Restorer
Self - Balearic Theory Promoter
Self - Agote Theory Promoter
Self - Jewish Theory Promoter
Queen Isabel
King Fernando
Prince of Viana
Diego Colón - Son
Hernando Colón
Diego Colón - Brother
Margalida Colom
Filipa Moniz
Young Columbus
Child Columbus (Medina)
Child Columbus (Palos)
Bartolomé Colón
Juan de la Cosa
King of Portugal
Luis de Santángel
Duke of Medinaceli
Francisco de Bobadilla
Columbus' Mother (Medina)
Columbus' Father
Priest #1
Priest #2
Monk #1
Monk #2
Alonso Sánchez de Huelva
Jewish Man
Jewish Woman
Secretary
Man on Phone
Self - Anchorman (archive footage)
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