Belo Monte: After the Flooding

About This Movie

Belo Monte: After the Flooding is a raw and eye-opening documentary that dives into the aftermath of the Belo Monte Dam's construction on the Xingu River. It’s not just about the dam; it’s about the people and ecosystems that were disrupted. The film has this somber tone, capturing both the beauty of the Amazon and the stark realities faced by indigenous communities. The pacing feels contemplative, allowing the viewer to absorb the weight of the consequences. It’s distinctive in how it weaves personal stories with broader environmental themes, highlighting the clash between progress and preservation. The visuals speak volumes, crafted without flashy effects, instead relying on the stark reality of the flood’s impact and the voices of those affected.

Documentary depthFocus on indigenous voicesEnvironmental themes explored