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An anthropological journey into native Brazilian culture. The starting point is the Taru Andé Festival of Indigenous Cultures, which takes place in the region of Serra do Cipó and brings together tribes from several regions of the country. The first episode deals with this festival, conceived in 1998 by a native chief Ailton Krenak, who provides the film’s commentary. The three episodes introduce us to several Brazilian tribes. Dances, beliefs and life style, language, cooking and religion are among the themes that Ailton explores in each episode. The film visits a dozen villages inhabited by different ethnic groups.

Brazil - 2006 - 26 mn - Mini DV - Colour

Director Marco Altberg Writer Aílton Krenak, Marco Altberg Camera Tota Paiva, Dileny Campos Sound Tony Pereira Editing Pedro Serra Music Júlio Costa

Production Marco Altberg Cinema & Video, Indiana Produçoes Cinematograficas, Rua Indiana, 101, Cosme Velho, 22241-25 Rio de Janeiro, Brésil Tél : +55 21 2205 5724 Fax : +55 21 2557 9277 Co-Production CNN (Turner), Canal Futura

Sales Canal Futura, Fundaçao Roberto Marinho, Rua Santa Alexandrina, 336, Rio Comprido, 20261-23 Rio de Janeiro, Brésil Tél : +55 21 323 28001 Fax : +55 21 323 28026 E-mail : internationalrelations@futura.org.br