Large boats transport goods, people, and animals along the Amazon River, a vital route for commerce and community in Brazil.
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Large boats transport goods, people, and animals along the Amazon River, a vital route for commerce and community in Brazil.
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On the banks of the Amazon River, large boats transport goods, people, and animals daily. Director Karen Akerman captures the life surrounding these vessels in "Margin." The film features intimate stories from local residents, including Mara Junqueira and Pedro Urano, who rely on the river for their livelihoods. It presents the vital role the Amazon plays in commerce and community, illustrating the daily interactions between the river and its inhabitants. The documentary runs for 54 minutes and was produced in Brazil in 2007.
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Why Watch
- See the daily life along the Amazon River.
- Meet the people who rely on the river for commerce.
- Find out how the ecosystem supports local communities.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Karen Akerman in 2007.
- The documentary has a runtime of 54 minutes.
- It features a cast including Mara Junqueira and Pedro Urano.
- The production country for 'Margin' is Brazil.
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Who directed the documentary Margin?
Margin was directed by Karen Akerman.
What is the duration of the documentary Margin?
The duration of Margin is 54 minutes.
In which country was Margin produced?
Margin was produced in Brazil.
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