Sinopsis
Dry season in the Bolivian Amazon.
Four Ayoreo families live in a makeshift camp on the outskirts of a town. They fled from wildfires that destroyed their territory. Seven decades ago, they fled the forest, which was their home and provided their livelihood.
Their relationship with the town’s neighbours is tense.
Some nights, they gather around a campfire and remember the forest.
Credits
Direction and Camera: Miguel Hilari
Production: Alastair Cole, Rocío Picaneré
Editing: Miguel Hilari, Irene Cajías
Sound Design: Miguel Llanque
Location Sound: Marcelo Guzmán
Drone Operator: Ernst Udo Drawert
Color Grading: Pablo Paniagua
With the participation of: Julio César Chiqueno Cutamorajay, Cristina Etacoré Nuruminé, Juan Cutamorajay Etacoré, Teresa Etacoré Nuruminé, Pangarani Nuruminay Dosapei, Iñangue Picaneré Chiqueñoro, Giliane Etacoré Chiqueno, Rocío Picaneré Chiqueno.
This documentary was produced as part of the project “Playing with Wildfire”.