Yaku Warmikuna
Amazonian Kichwas | Ecuador
28 min
Synopsis
A documentary that tells the story of how oil companies, with the State behind them, exploit the lands of the Quitxua Lama, bypassing international regulations and without asking permission from the communities. The documentary also aims to be a wake-up call to the indigenous populations themselves, providing information in the reality and consequences of the activities of oil companies in their territories.
Artistic and technic data
Year:
2006
Direction:
Indigenous peoples:
Geographic area:
Language:
Spanish
Subtitles:
English
Genre(s):
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