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In the north of the state of Pará is the largest block of protected forests in the world; an area of Amazon rainforest the size of the UK and home to a multitude of stories. Indigenous people, ranchers, squatters, quilombolas, businessmen and politicians reflect in their own way the impacts of the possible expansion of the BR-163 into the forest, as far as the border with Suriname. The highway project was created at the time of the military dictatorship, and until today as a shadow over the region. But this is not a movie about a road. It is a film about the abysses that separate those who share the same land. |
Mother Tongue
No Address
Mayan Renaissance
Return: Native American Women Reclaim Foodways for Health & Spirit
Xapiri
Jewel’s Hunt
Amazônia Indomável
Act of War: The Overthrow of the Hawaiian Nation
Canyon Song
Tasunke Witko
To Wake Up the Nakota Language
Hunters and Bombers
The Crying Fields
Incident at Restigouche
Daughter of a Lost Bird
Covenant of the Salmon People
Voices That Heal
Betsiamites
Yooper Creoles: Finnish Music in Michigan's Copper Country
Berbères des cimes
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