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10 films
In Papua New Guinea's Kapo island, photographer Marc Dozier documents a sacred initiation ceremony of the Kombe tribe, reflecting two decades of trust and cultural continuity.
Five months ago, one participant gained internet access at home for the first time, reflecting on how technology shapes identity and relationships.
In Namibia, the Himba tribe's cultural practices, including polygamy and body decoration, are explored through the experiences of Komané, a Himba woman.
The Enawéné tribe honors Yankwa through a traditional ball game in the Amazonian Rainforest.
The Sanema, a nomadic tribe, balance hunting with farming in their daily lives.
Hilaire of the Ateu tribe skillfully rounds up wild cattle in New Caledonia's mountains.
In the Brazilian Amazon, the Enawéné tribe performs traditional dances and songs to invoke spirits, reflecting their deep spiritual beliefs and cultural practices.
The Tarahumara Indians of northwest Mexico showcase their running culture and hospitality.
The Endangered Jarawa face threats to their way of life from the Indian government and local tensions.
Brazilian government footage shows a remote Amazonian tribe, believed to have no previous contact with outsiders, engaged in daily life activities.
