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A Feathered Memory
Uma Memória Emplumada (A Feathered Memory) is a poetic documentary by Ida Does about Brazilian Indigenous artist and human rights activist Daiara Tukano, a member of the Tukano people from the Amazon. As she creates a monumental mural at the Mauritshuis in The Hague, a layered story unfolds — one that connects the colonial history of the Netherlands with the living wisdom of the Amazon.
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Uma Memória Emplumada (A Feathered Memory) is a poetic documentary by Ida Does about Brazilian Indigenous artist and human rights activist Daiara Tukano, a member of the Tukano people from the Amazon. As she creates a monumental mural at the Mauritshuis in The Hague, a layered story unfolds — one that connects the colonial history of the Netherlands with the living wisdom of the Amazon.
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Runtime:56 minutes
Studio:Ida Does Productions
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