Eami means ‘forest’ in Ayoreo. It also means ‘world’. The indigenous Ayoreo-Totobiegosode people do not make a distinction: the trees, animals, and plants that have surrounded them for centuries are all that they know. They now live in an area experiencing the fastest deforestation on the planet.
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MPM Film - Movie Partners in Motion Film, Eaux Vives Productions
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El Silencio Cine, Black Forest Film, Fortuna Films, Revolver Amsterdam, Louverture Films, Piano, Sabaté Films , Barraca Producciones, Sagax Entertainment, Splendor Omnia
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Feature film
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FictionProduction language :
AyoreoCoproducer countries :
Paraguay, France, Germany, Argentina, The Netherlands, United States, MexicoOriginal French-language productions :
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2021French release :
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1 h 23 minCurrent status :
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