As far as the world reaches

This documentary presents a unique exploration of natural history through the lens of ethnobotany. A team of experts works to catalog a significant collection, while a bird watcher uncovers a long-lost sound that serves as a catalyst for deeper discussions on colonialism's impact on our perception of nature.

With a runtime of 27 minutes, this film offers a concise yet thought-provoking look at environmental and historical themes. The narrative not only highlights the importance of cataloging natural history but also prompts viewers to reflect on the lasting effects of colonialism on contemporary environmental understanding. Directed by Daniel Frota de Abreu, the film features Luiza Lemmertz in its top cast, bringing an engaging perspective to this important subject.