In the Brazilian Amazon, Indigenous Peoples' National Conference participants discuss land rights and environmental issues amid conflicts over resources and human activities.
Synopsis
In the Brazilian Amazon, Indigenous Peoples' National Conference participants discuss land rights and environmental issues amid conflicts over resources and human activities.
Synopsis
In the Brazilian Amazon, members of the Indigenous Peoples' National Conference gather to discuss land rights and environmental issues. "Amazon Unknown" features interviews with scientists and activists who address the struggles faced by indigenous peoples, landowners, and landless workers. The film documents the effects of human activities on the rainforest. It presents a stark view of the conflicts over land and resources in this vital ecosystem. Directed by Daniel Augusto, the documentary runs for 75 minutes and includes insights from figures like James Cameron and Al Gore.
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Why Watch
- Meet activists fighting for indigenous rights in Brazil.
- Find out how land rights affect the Amazon rainforest.
- See the impact of environmental degradation on local communities.
Did You Know
- The documentary features interviews with members of the Indigenous Peoples' National Conference.
- It has a runtime of 75 minutes.
- The film was directed by Daniel Augusto in 2013.
- The primary language of the documentary is Portuguese.
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Who directed the documentary 'Amazon Unknown'?
The documentary 'Amazon Unknown' was directed by Daniel Augusto.
What year was 'Amazon Unknown' released?
'Amazon Unknown' was released in 2013.
What languages is 'Amazon Unknown' available in?
'Amazon Unknown' is available in Portuguese.
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