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TIMBÓ
Specs: UK | 2017 | 9 min
Filmmaker: Peiman Zekavat
Theme: mining, dams, activism
TIMBÓ will be screened at our "Water Pressure: Our Right to Water" event on Saturday, March 23rd at 6:00 pm.
Timbó (2017, UK)
Timbó, a poisonous plant made worse when dissolved in water, is the canary in the coal-mine to the local tribes along Brazil’s Tapajós river. In this stunning film we observe daily life among those whose lifestyles are threatened by mining and dam development due to inevitable flooding that will spread poison throughout the community. This story is an outcry, demanding us to listen to the voices which industry attempts to silence.
Timbó, a poisonous plant made worse when dissolved in water, is the canary in the coal-mine to the local tribes along Brazil’s Tapajós river. In this stunning film we observe daily life among those whose lifestyles are threatened by mining and dam development due to inevitable flooding that will spread poison throughout the community. This story is an outcry, demanding us to listen to the voices which industry attempts to silence.
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