One Must Be Curious
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From the Indigenous Video Makers series in the Video in the Villages collection
By Caime Waiassé
color, 16 min, 1997
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The videomaker comments on the introduction of video documentation to his village, Pimentel Barbosa in Mato Grosso, Brazil. "Through the camera, he says, I've got the opportunity to know different cultures, here and abroad. I hope that the video will not stand like a statue in the village, that it will help to bring beautiful things."
Film Festivals, Screenings, Awards
Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival, Kathmandu, Nepal, 2004
Festival du cinéma nordique, Rouen, France, 2005
"Vertical" Moscow International Adventure Film Festival, Russia, 2005
Catalonia International Environmental Film Festival, Barcelona, Spain, 2005
Fewa Film Festival, Pokhara, Nepal, 2005
Pärnu International Documentary and Anthropology Film Festival, Estonia, 2005
Green Film Festival, Seoul, Korea, 2005
Bicycle Film Festival, various US locations, 2005
Ecocinema, Athens, Greece, 2005
Flagstaff Mountain Film Festival, Arizona, 2006
Andrea Morelli Special Prize, 54th Trento Film Festival, Italy, 2006
Celluloid Cycles, Canberra, Australia, 2006
other films from the Indigenous Video Makers series:
Moyngo, The Dream of Maragareum
Wapté Mnhõnõ, The Xavante's Initiation
The Rainy Season
Wai'á Rini, The Power of the Dream
Shomõtsi
Dancing with a Dog
Kinja Iakaha, A Day in the Village
Nguné Elü, The Day the Moon Menstruated
A Path to Live
Trainees for the Future
The Living Forest
From the Ikpeng Children to the World