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Shipibo: La película de nuestra memoria
The documentary captures the reaction of the Shipibo people after seeing the images filmed by anthropologist Harry Tschopik Jr. in 1953; it is a reunion with their relatives and the customs of almost 6 decades ago, it is a film that captures their most heartfelt impressions about the inevitable changes and the future of the Shipibo people.
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The documentary captures the reaction of the Shipibo people after seeing the images filmed by anthropologist Harry Tschopik Jr. in 1953; it is a reunion with their relatives and the customs of almost 6 decades ago, it is a film that captures their most heartfelt impressions about the inevitable changes and the future of the Shipibo people.
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