A farmer and an indigenous community resist the expansion of eucalyptus plantations, revealing the environmental impact of monoculture on traditional lifestyles.
Synopsis
A farmer and an indigenous community resist the expansion of eucalyptus plantations, revealing the environmental impact of monoculture on traditional lifestyles.
Synopsis
Vast eucalyptus plantations expand into the Amazon rainforest, threatening local ecosystems. A farmer joins an indigenous community in their efforts to resist these monocultures. They reveal the negative effects of eucalyptus cultivation on their environment and traditional practices. The film, directed by Ingrid Fadnes, runs for 79 minutes and captures the struggle between corporate agriculture and sustainable living in the region.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet a farmer fighting against eucalyptus expansion.
- See the impact of monoculture on the Amazon rainforest.
- Find out how indigenous practices contrast with modern agriculture.
Did You Know
- Eucalyptus plantations are advancing in the Amazon rainforest.
- The film features a farmer and an indigenous community in resistance.
- Monoculture farming significantly impacts the environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main environmental issue addressed in Mata?
Mata addresses the impact of eucalyptus plantations on the environment and contrasts it with traditional ways of life.
Who directed the documentary Mata?
Mata was directed by Ingrid Fadnes.
What is the duration of the documentary Mata?
Mata has a duration of 79 minutes.
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