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Messages from the Earth
A documentary that introduces to the general public the feelings, opinions and visions of four indigenous people who reflect on the local and global reality and provoke the public to rethink today’s meaning of "civilization", and where this said civilization has gone.
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A documentary that introduces to the general public the feelings, opinions and visions of four indigenous people who reflect on the local and global reality and provoke the public to rethink today’s meaning of "civilization", and where this said civilization has gone.
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