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Amu Adji Ty

Moving Village

Location

Khisetje I Brazil

Released

May 2023

Duration

00:10:01

Tags
  • Activism
  • Brazil
  • Emerging Filmmakers
  • Fighting Big Corporations
  • Human Rights Abuses
  • Indigenous Made Film
  • Indigenous Peoples
  • Indigenous Solutions
  • Land Rights

This film shows the Khisetje people moving from their village to a more distant place because of the soya plantation and its poison that threatens their lives, their plants, and their projects like rivers, so the Khisetje people got together and decided to open a new village to the interior of the forest fleeing from the poison (agrochemical).

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Portuguese:

Mudança de Aldeia

Esse filme mostra o povo Khisetje se mudando de sua aldeia para um lugar mais distante por causa da plantação de soja e seu veneno que ameaça suas vidas, suas plantas e suas riquezas, como os rios. Assim, o povo Khisetje se reuniu e decidiu abrir uma nova aldeia no interior da floresta, fugindo do veneno agroquímico.

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