Xingu

Set in the 1940s, Xingu follows the journey of three brothers who embark on the Roncador-Xingu Expedition in Central Brazil. Their mission involves taming the region, which leads to the opening of new paths, navigation through unspoiled rivers, and the establishment of airfields. The brothers play a significant role in making contact with indigenous tribes, particularly the Xavante, and ultimately contribute to the creation of the Xingu National Park, a major Amerindian reservation.

The film showcases the incredible saga of the Villas Boas brothers, who are remembered as contemporary heroes for their efforts in promoting indigenous rights and preservation. With its historical context and dramatic storytelling, Xingu presents a compelling narrative that is both educational and engaging. Collectors will appreciate its exploration of Brazilian history and the film's representation of indigenous issues.