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201657 minPGdocumentary

7.7/ 10(5 ratings)• TMDB

Indigenous Histories

The Third Shore

201657 minPGdocumentary

7.7/ 10(5 ratings)• TMDB

Thirty years after leaving, Thini-á returns to his Kayapo tribe in Brazil, contrasting urban life with indigenous traditions.

Indigenous Histories

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Thirty years after leaving, Thini-á returns to his Kayapo tribe in Brazil, contrasting urban life with indigenous traditions.

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Fabian Remydirector

Thini-á Fulni-ôcast

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Thini-á returns to the Kayapo tribe in Brazil after thirty years in urban life. He contrasts his experiences in the city with the traditions of his community. João Kramura, a boy from a different background, has adopted Kayapo culture in the Xingu region. Their stories reflect the challenges of cultural identity and belonging. The film addresses the pressures of modernization and environmental change faced by the Kayapo people. Directed by Fabian Remy, the documentary runs for 57 minutes.

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