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Nilbio Torres Photographed by Liliana Merizalde during the filming of“Embrace of the Serpent”.
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Nilbio Torres Photographed by Liliana Merizalde during the filming of“Embrace of the Serpent”.
El Abrazo de la Serpiente | Embrace of the Serpent
incredible cinema.... 5/5
El Abrazo de la Serpiente
Directed by Ciro Guerra Colombia, 2015
| Embrace of the Serpent | The story of the relationship between Karamakate, an Amazonian shaman and last survivor of his people, and two scientists who work together over the course of 40 years to search the Amazon for a sacred healing plant. #NowWatching #EmbraceOfTheSerpent #yakruna #Karamakate #Amazon
https://youtu.be/F3vwB_eNnts Our review of EMBRACE OF THE SERPENT for the @durbaninternationalfilmfest is up! Thanks for watching! #embraceoftheserpent #karamakate #independentfilms #amazon #yakruna #DurbanInternationalFilmFestival2016 #DurbanMustRise #DIFF #DIFF2016 #thecriticsza #shaman #southamerica #southafrica #moviereview #filmfestival #filmcritics
Coming soon: EMBRACE OF THE SERPENT is a coiled, poetic film about colonialism and sacred plants in the Amazon. Following a shaman's interactions with white anthropologists seeking a powerful psychedelic plant, the film captures the clash of cultures and the majesty of nature in striking black-and-white. The first Best Foreign Language Film nominee from Colombia starts Friday, April 29. A special Science on Screen showing of the film on Tuesday, May 3, will be followed by a panel discussion. #embraceoftheserpent #scienceonscreen #amazon #oscars #karamakate #shaman
Karamakate découvre la photographie prise de lui par Theo, l’ethnologue allemand. Il est fasciné par cette image de lui-même qu’il prend pour un double de lui-même. La sorcellerie des blancs leur permet de créer des “chullallaquis” à volonté! 40 ans après il se sent aussi vide que cette photo, un chullallaqui de chair et d’os. Les différences culturelles créent ainsi un effet comique dans le film, la scène où Theo écrit à sa femme en lui exprimant ses sentiments est très drôle. Karamakate ne comprend pas le concept de sentiments à distance, la vie, les sentiments, c’est ici et maintenant avec les gens qui nous entourent.