Uaka (1988) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Uaka about?
Uaka is a documentary. In the Kamaiurá village of Xingu, the Quarup festival takes place annually. This event features men stealing divine fire and spreading it across the earth. Nine tribes participate in the ritual, accompanied by the sounds of uruá flutes. Pajés, or shamans, including Tucuma, Sapaim, and Prepori, are present during the ceremonies. The film captures the vibrant traditions and communal spirit of this significant cultural celebration.
When was Uaka released?
Uaka was released in 1988.
How long is Uaka?
Uaka has a runtime of 73 minutes.
What genre is Uaka?
Uaka is classified as Arts.