Xingu/Terra (1981) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Xingu/Terra about?
Xingu/Terra is a documentary. In Alto Xingu, the Mehinaku people engage in daily activities that reflect their cultural practices. The film captures the processes of planting and harvesting cassava, as well as traditional fishing methods. It documents the preparation of annatto ink and the crafting of domestic ceramics. The division of labor between men and women is evident in their collaborative work on communal land. Significant cultural events, including marriage ceremonies and the Yamuricumã party, illustrate the community's rich heritage and familial bonds.
When was Xingu/Terra released?
Xingu/Terra was released in 1981.
How long is Xingu/Terra?
Xingu/Terra has a runtime of 74 minutes.
What genre is Xingu/Terra?
Xingu/Terra is classified as Culture.
What topics does Xingu/Terra cover?
Xingu/Terra explores topics including indigenous-histories.