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The Shipibo people of the Peruvian Amazon have lived in relationship with the rainforest for millennia. In recent years, loggers, colonizing settlers, and palm plantations have increasingly devoured these Indigenous lands, pushing the forest farther from villages and homes. In this film, Senen Kaisi, a young Shipibo woman from Santa Isabel de Bahuanisho, makes her first journey to the retreating edge of this ancestral forest, which once stretched all the way to her village.
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- Year2023
- Runtime15 minutes
- LanguageSpanish
- CountryUnited States, Peru
- DirectorJeremy Seifert and Fred Bahnson
- ProducerFred Bahson, Olivia Palma
- CinematographerJeremy Seifert
- EditorJeremy Seifert
The Shipibo people of the Peruvian Amazon have lived in relationship with the rainforest for millennia. In recent years, loggers, colonizing settlers, and palm plantations have increasingly devoured these Indigenous lands, pushing the forest farther from villages and homes. In this film, Senen Kaisi, a young Shipibo woman from Santa Isabel de Bahuanisho, makes her first journey to the retreating edge of this ancestral forest, which once stretched all the way to her village.
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- Year2023
- Runtime15 minutes
- LanguageSpanish
- CountryUnited States, Peru
- DirectorJeremy Seifert and Fred Bahnson
- ProducerFred Bahson, Olivia Palma
- CinematographerJeremy Seifert
- EditorJeremy Seifert