A vibrant festival in the Upper Xingu features women singing and dancing as the Kuikuro community faces a crisis when an elder falls seriously ill.
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A vibrant festival in the Upper Xingu features women singing and dancing as the Kuikuro community faces a crisis when an elder falls seriously ill.
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In the Upper Xingu region of Brazil, the Kuikuro community prepares for the Jamurikumalu ritual, a festival celebrated solely by women through song and dance. As the event nears, the health of an elderly woman deteriorates, posing a threat to the transmission of cultural knowledge. Directed by Fausto Carlos, Leonardo Sette, and Takuma Kuikuro, The Hyperwomen captures the urgency felt by the Kuikuro as they work to preserve their traditions and ensure the wisdom of their elders endures.
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Why Watch
- Meet the Kuikuro women and their unique rituals.
- See the cultural practices of the Upper Xingu community.
- Find out about indigenous traditions in Brazil.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Fausto Carlos, Leonardo Sette, and Takuma Kuikuro.
- The documentary features a runtime of 80 minutes.
- It was produced in Brazil, specifically focusing on the Kuikuro community.
- The film includes performances by cast members Tugupé, Sandaki, and Munai Kuikuro.
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Who directed The Hyperwomen?
The Hyperwomen was directed by Fausto Carlos, Leonardo Sette, and Takuma Kuikuro.
What is the duration of The Hyperwomen?
The duration of The Hyperwomen is 80 minutes.
In which country was The Hyperwomen produced?
The Hyperwomen was produced in Brazil.
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