I imagine Labour will take it as a cue that they need to be even more racist

Thank you! I hope you enjoy the film

It describes and supports (as legal evidence) their ongoing struggle to gain legal personhood as an Indigenous Community, which has been complicated by the recent arrival of oil companies in the territory (3/5)

Urukurenda is available open access (free) with a choice of English or Spanish subtitles: youtube.com/watch?v=6OsK... (ENG SUBS)
youtube.com/watch?v=62lX... (ESP SUBS). Feel free to make use of it for teaching! Please share!

The documentary team included Luciana Decker Orozco (photography, editing), Carlos Cox (sound), Maximiliano Queso Cruz (co-production), Aldo Villena (production assistance), as well as me (direction, production). Funding was from @britishacademy.bsky.social (4/5)

It describes and supports (as legal evidence) their ongoing struggle to gain legal personhood as an Indigenous Community, which has been complicated by the recent arrival of oil companies in the territory (3/5)

Urukurenda: In Search of the Land Without Evil (Ĩvĩ Maraëï) narrates how Guaraní and Quechua families came together to found the community following histories of debt peonage and worked communally to sustain themselves in the face of state abandonment (2/5)

It describes and supports (as legal evidence) their ongoing struggle to gain legal personhood as an Indigenous Community, which has been complicated by the recent arrival of oil companies in the territory (3/5)

Urukurenda: In Search of the Land Without Evil (Ĩvĩ Maraëï) narrates how Guaraní and Quechua families came together to found the community following histories of debt peonage and worked communally to sustain themselves in the face of state abandonment (2/5)