Tekoha: Images fallen from a state scandal - Long Live the Struggle of the Indigenous People (2022) — Directed by Carlos Adriano

Name: Tekoha: Images fallen from a state scandal - Long Live the Struggle of the Indigenous People
Director: Carlos Adriano
Released: 2022-05-20
Duration: 14 min

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Burnings of a family home (by farmer security guards; September 2021) and a prayer house (by members of a Pentecostal church; December 2021), recordings on video by the Guarani Kaiowá people.

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2022

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14m

Director

Carlos Adriano

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Tekoha: Images fallen from a state scandal - Long Live the Struggle of the Indigenous People was directed by Carlos Adriano and released in 2022.

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