Ka’a zar ukyze wà – Os Donos da Floresta em Perigo

About This Movie

Ka’a zar ukyze wà is a raw and poignant documentary that delves into the plight of the Guajajara people in Maranhão's Araribóia indigenous land. The film captures the urgent cries for help from the Guajajara, whose forest home is under siege. It's striking how the filmmakers manage to convey the tension and desperation through a blend of striking visuals and intimate storytelling. The pacing is deliberate, drawing viewers into the life and struggles of the indigenous community while exposing the harsh realities they face. The film's atmosphere is heavy with a sense of loss and resilience, emphasizing themes of environmental conservation and cultural survival. What makes it distinctive is its focus on the Awá Guajá, a group of isolated people, shining a necessary light on their existence and the threats they endure.

Focuses on environmental issues and indigenous rights.Highlights the struggles of isolated indigenous groups.A mix of striking visuals and heartfelt storytelling.