Red Soil: An Audiovisual Ecopoetics of the Peruvian Amazon
Red Soil is an experimental feature-length documentary that explores the tension between life and predation in the Peruvian Amazon. Through a poetic lens, the film portrays how Amazonian societies confront the exploitation of their territories and the encroachment of modern modes of production, while foregrounding the forest’s vitality and the enduring wisdom of Indigenous nations.
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Red Soil is an experimental feature-length documentary that explores the tension between life and predation in the Peruvian Amazon. Through a poetic lens, the film portrays how Amazonian societies confront the exploitation of their territories and the encroachment of modern modes of production, while foregrounding the forest’s vitality and the enduring wisdom of Indigenous nations.
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Red Antisuyo de Comunicaciones, La Churunga Films
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