Aluna
Synopsis
A group of Kogis travels 400 kilometers to London to retrieve gold thread, demonstrating the interconnectedness of the planet's ecosystems.
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Synopsis
Mama Shibulata, a Kogi Mamo, travels from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains to London, seeking to convey a vital message about environmental preservation. In the 2012 documentary "Aluna," the Kogi people respond to the lack of action following their 1990 warning in "From the Heart of the World: Elder Brother's Warning." They demonstrate their understanding of nature's interconnectedness by laying a 400-kilometre gold thread between river estuaries in Colombia. The Kogi aim to share their knowledge with modern scientists and the world, urging immediate action to heal the planet.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the Kogis' unique environmental demonstration in Colombia.
- Meet Mama Shibulata, who knows about the Solar System.
- Find out how Kogis train their own film crew.
Did You Know
- The Kogis traveled 400 kilometers to fetch gold thread for a demonstration.
- The Kogi tribe has never used wheels or created writing in their civilization.
- Mama Shibulata impressed Richard Ellis with his knowledge of dark energy.
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What is the title of the sequel documentary to From the Heart of The World?
The title of the sequel documentary is Aluna.
Who directed the documentary Aluna?
Aluna was directed by Alan Ereira.
What significant demonstration did the Kogis conduct in Aluna?
The Kogis laid a gold thread from one river estuary in Colombia to another to demonstrate the interconnectedness of the earth.
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