Our Indians

The documentary, titled Our Indians, delves into the portrayal of Brazilian indigenous peoples in cinema since their first depiction in 1912. It highlights how different narratives have shaped perceptions over the years, showcasing a range of viewpoints from idealized to prejudiced, and from religious to militaristic.

With a runtime of 70 minutes, the film features contributions from various filmmakers, making it a rich resource for understanding the complexities of indigenous representation in media. The documentary is produced by Usina de Kyno, which adds to its relevance within the context of Brazilian cinema.

Collectors will find this film available in various formats, including VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray. This variety allows for easy access to the film, whether for personal interest or research purposes.