Keepers of Eden

Keepers of Eden presents an urgent narrative about the Huarani tribe, who have lived in the Ecuadorian rainforests for thousands of years. The documentary reveals how their existence is threatened by oil contamination, leading to severe health issues and cultural erosion. It highlights the consequences of industrial activity on both indigenous populations and their surroundings.

The film runs for 72 minutes and features Joanne Woodward in its top cast. Produced by Historical Media Associates, it documents the devastating effects of oil companies on the Huarani people, illustrating a critical environmental crisis. Collectors of documentary films will find this work significant for its focus on the intersection of corporate activity and indigenous rights.