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  • Mbyá Rekó Pyguá, a luz das palavras (2012)
  • Short | 18 min | Documentary, Short, History
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Mbyá Rekó Pyguá, a luz das palavras (2012)
Short | 18 min | Documentary, Short, History
The sensitivity of the Guarani people in educating their children remains alive despite the influences of contemporary society. But the routes and efforts of the indigenous spiritual leaders and teachers are marked by dilemmas, quests, ...See moreThe sensitivity of the Guarani people in educating their children remains alive despite the influences of contemporary society. But the routes and efforts of the indigenous spiritual leaders and teachers are marked by dilemmas, quests, encounters and missed encounters. This register was recorded completely in native language in southern Brazil and displays that spirituality, simplicity and truth are words that translate the light of the Indians people in the educational process. Written by Anonymous See less
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Cinthia da Rocha | Kátia Klock (co-director)
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Kátia Klock | Cinthia da Rocha (co-writer)
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Marx Vamerlatti
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Ale Danielli (as Alessandro Danielli)
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