Synopsis
Apiyemiyekî? is a cinematographic portrait that departs from Brazilian educator and indigenous rights militant Egydio Schwade's archive - Casa da Cultura de Urubuí - found in his home at Presidente Figueiredo (Amazonas), where over 3.000 drawings made by the Waimiri-Atroari, a people native to the Brazilian Amazon, during their first literacy process are currently kept. The drawings document and construct a collective visual memory from their learning process, perspective and territory while attesting to a serie of violent attacks they were submitted to during the Military Dictatorship in Brazil.
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- Executive Producer : Spectre Productions
- Foreign production companies : Stenar Projects, De Productie
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- Executive Producer : Olivier Marboeuf
- Director of photography : Ana Vaz
- Music Composer : Guilherme Vaz
- Editor : Ana Vaz
- Sound recordist : Ana Vaz
- Foreign Producer : Anže Peršin
- Voice : Keila Serruya
- Production managers : Ana Vaz, Olivier Marboeuf, Anže Peršin
- Sound editors : Ana Vaz, Nuno Da Luz
- Sound Mixer : Miguel Martins
- Participant : Egydio Schwade
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- Type : Short film
- Genres : Documentary, Experimental
- Sub-genre : Research - Experimental
- Themes : Minorities, Education, History
- Production language : Portuguese
- Premier pays de production : France
- Coproducer countries : France (50.0%), Brazil (40.0%), Portugal (9.0%), The Netherlands (1.0%)
- Original French-language productions : Unspecified
- Nationality : Majority French (France, Brazil, Portugal, The Netherlands)
- Production year : 2019
- Runtime : 27 min 23 seconds
- Production formats : 16mm
- Color type : Color and Black & White
- Aspect ratio : 1.85
- Audio format : Dolby 5.1
- Rating restrictions : None
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