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The Trees Have a Mother: Amazonian Cosmologies, Folktales, and Mystery

In spite of mounting ecological damage, the Amazon Basin continues to nurture age-old stories and beliefs. This documentary illustrates the importance of indigenous narratives to those who dwell near the city of Iquitos, Peru, and view their natural surroundings in mythical terms. Concerning a young man who has recently gone missing in the forest, the film depicts his mother’s attempts to find him with the help of local shamans—resulting in various magical explanations for his disappearance and eventually producing a rich tapestry of tales and visions from all over the community. Viewer discretion advised due to graphic sexual content. (Portions in other languages with English subtitles, 71 minutes)



 
            

Item#: BVL40566
Copyright date: ©2008
DVD (Chaptered) ISBN 978-1-61616-097-5




     
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