A Gente Luta Mas Come Fruta (2006)

A Gente Luta Mas Come Fruta (2006) poster

Asháninka videomakers create a loving portrait of their own community, located in Acre, Brazil, near the border with Peru. The people organized to preserve a sustainable way of life on their forest lands, threatened by logging. Their efforts were recognized in 2007 with the Chico Mendes Prize for the Environment.

Director: Isaac Pinhanta, Wewito Piyãko
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 40 min
Release Date:
Editing: Tiago Pelado
Production: Vídeo nas Aldeias
Country: Brazil
Original Language: en

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is A Gente Luta Mas Come Fruta about?
Asháninka videomakers create a loving portrait of their own community, located in Acre, Brazil, near the border with Peru. The people organized to preserve a sustainable way of life on their forest lands, threatened by logging. Their efforts were recognized in 2007 with the Chico Mendes Prize for the Environment.
Who directed A Gente Luta Mas Come Fruta?
A Gente Luta Mas Come Fruta was directed by Isaac Pinhanta, Wewito Piyãko.
How long is A Gente Luta Mas Come Fruta?
A Gente Luta Mas Come Fruta has a runtime of 40m (40 minutes).
What genre is A Gente Luta Mas Come Fruta?
A Gente Luta Mas Come Fruta is a Documentary film.
Where was A Gente Luta Mas Come Fruta produced?
A Gente Luta Mas Come Fruta was produced in Brazil.