A Era de Lareokotô

The film captures the daily life of the Enawenê-Nawê people, showcasing their connection to nature and tradition through garden rituals. It contrasts their path with that of non-indigenous society, highlighting the divergent journeys of these groups since their historical separation. The documentary emphasizes the significance of Wadari, the ancestor guiding the indigenous people, against Lareokotô, the figure representing technology and modernity.

As a documentary, A Era de Lareokotô provides insight into the cultural practices and beliefs of the Enawenê-Nawê. Collectors interested in indigenous studies or documentaries that focus on cultural identity will find value in this film. Its exploration of the intersection between tradition and modernity offers a thought-provoking view of contemporary issues faced by indigenous communities.