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The Yanomami are considered the last intact indigenous culture in the Americas, a tribe little changed over thousands of years. But their way of life and their very existence are threatened by gold mining, development, and disease.
Yanomami: Keepers of the Flame documents an expedition by a group of journalists, anthropologists, and doctors who journeyed to the Venezuelan rainforest to visit with the Ashetoeateri Village, a Yanomami settlement never contacted by the outside world.
"Five stars. An excellent work...Highly recommended for purchase by libraries and schools."— Video Rating Guide for Libraries
"Captures the startling innocence of a people who, according to Baer-Brown, have never seen anyone other than fellow Yanomami, let alone a video camera."— Los Angeles Times
"Humanizes the people who live in the forest...."— Jeanne Sauer, Coordinator, U.S. Environmental Film FestivalWINNERBest of Festival, U.S. Environmental Film Festival
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