

Five expeditions led by Sertanista Sydney Possuelo aim to protect the Arara indigenous territory from the threats posed by the Transamazônica highway.
Synopsis
Five expeditions led by Sertanista Sydney Possuelo aim to protect the Arara indigenous territory from the threats posed by the Transamazônica highway.
Synopsis
Sertanista Sydney Possuelo leads expeditions in Pará, Brazil, to protect the Arara indigenous territory from the encroachment of the Transamazônica highway. The construction has fragmented their land, resulting in violent clashes between the Arara people and construction workers. Possuelo's team, part of the Frente de Atração Arara da Funai, seeks to identify uncontacted groups, assess their populations, and establish territorial boundaries. The documentary emphasizes the Arara's resistance to outside contact and the threats posed by invaders and loggers.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Sydney Possuelo, a key figure in indigenous protection.
- Find out how the Transamazônica highway affects the Arara.
- See the violent confrontations between the Arara and construction workers.
Did You Know
- The documentary was released in 1983.
- The film has a duration of 107 minutes.
- Sertanista Sydney Possuelo leads expeditions to identify uncontacted groups.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main focus of the documentary 'Os Arara'?
The documentary focuses on the efforts of the Frente de Atração Arara da Funai to protect the Arara indigenous territory in Pará, Brazil.
Who narrates the documentary 'Os Arara'?
Sertanista Sydney Possuelo narrates the documentary.
What impact did the Transamazônica highway have on the Arara people?
The construction of the Transamazônica highway divided the Arara's land and led to violent confrontations between the Arara people and construction workers.
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