The Galapagos Affair: Satan Came to Eden

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12/04/2017 Interesting story of life at the edge of the earth, but it kind of peters out rather than ending. See more 07/06/2015 A European couple's escape from the hustle and bustle of civilization to a life of seclusion in one of the previously uninhabited Galapagos islands takes a turn when others move in. Drama, crime and intrigue ensue. Though at times difficult to watch, this movie serves as a good exposition of the charms and pitfalls of small island life. See more 04/27/2015 The truth is stranger... See more 04/12/2015 This film puts a FULL stop in the arguments about Heaven and Hell. It's simple, we carry the Hell with us, wherever we go we will bring it along. There has never been Satan in the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve corrupted their Paradise with their own hands. See more 04/03/2015 A true unsolved mystery! And yet another reason why I never want to live on an island. See more 03/24/2015 I love these true-life mystery documentaries, especially when there is film footage of the major players. This one's set in the 1930s on the Galapagos Island of Floreana. A German couple moves there to get away from society, only to have another German family and a French Baroness (with two boyfriends) settle there, too. It all goes downhill from there. Four people disappear - two are never found, two are found and it's not good. I was fascinated from start to finish. Recommended for anyone who likes to discover lesser-known historical events, especially murder mysteries. See more Read all reviews

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