Nomads Land : The Men of the Amazon Rivers | GEDEON DOC
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The Brazilian state of Amazonas is a vast territory at the edge of Brazil, a concentrated dose of the Amazon’s beauty, and a true Eldorado for many travelers.
Following the waterways, Christophe Cousin sets out to meet the men who confront one of the last authentically wild places on our planet. What drives the inhabitants of this remote corner of the world to navigate the rivers? Is it commerce, the thirst for gold, fishing, religion, or perhaps the feeling of having carved out, in the middle of this green hell, a small corner of Eden?
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NOMADES LAND - Amazon
2008 – 52’
With: Christophe Cousin
Directed by: Laurent Sbasnik
Coproduction: Gedeon Programmes, Canal+
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Résumé vidéo
Généré par IAA traveler explores the Amazon, contrasting the greed of gold mining in El Dorado de Juma with the simple, nature-aligned lives of the Caboclos and indigenous communities. From the urban hub of Manaus to remote riverbanks, the journey highlights the struggle for fortune, the global disparity in the fish trade, and the spiritual resilience of those living in harmony with the jungle.

