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Euller Miller is a young native Brazilian from the kaiwá ethnicity who transitions from his small village near Dourados (MS) to study dentistry in the capital city of Paraná. The film captures the stark contrast between his indigenous upbringing and the urban environment of a public university. It portrays his efforts to adapt to a new academic life while maintaining a connection to his cultural roots.
The narrative follows Euller as he navigates the complexities of living in a crowded city while pursuing higher education. The film presents a personal account of his experiences, emphasizing the importance of identity and cultural heritage in the face of modern challenges.
Why Watch
- •Meet Euller Miller, a kaiwá student in Paraná.
- •Find out how he balances education and culture.
- •See the contrast between village life and city living.
Did You Know
•Euller Miller is from a small village just outside Dourados (MS).
•The film was directed by Fernando Severo in 2018.
•Euller studies dentistry at a public university in Paraná.
•The film has a duration of 76 minutes.
Perfect For
Indigenous cultureBrazilian educationDentistry students