The Tribe That Time Forgot

About

A camera crew and a Brazilian anthropologist travel deep into the Amazon basin to locate the presumed extinct tribe, the Arara of the Jaguar People, and to discover the truth behind the headlines that the tribe reportedly killed three government mineral prospectors. During their stay, the Arara share their daily life and customs with the crew and anthropologist who find the Arara very different from their fearsome reputation.

1 videocassette (approximately 54 min.) : 1/2 in

VHS format

Narrator, Stacy Keach

Closed captioned for the hearing impaired

Camera, John Miles ; editor, Chris Lysaght ; music, Tom Phillips, Philip Chambon

Originally broadcast on the PBS television program, NOVA on Nov. 8, 1994

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Credit

John Miles (Television director) (Television producer) (Screenwriter) (Director of photography.) (Filmmaker),, Damien Lewis (Screenwriter) (Screenwriter),, Chris Lysaght (Editor of moving image work), Tom Phillips (Composer (expression)), Philip Chambon (Composer (expression)), Stacy Keach (Narrator), Nova Productions (Production company), Equilibrium Films (Production company), WGBH (Television station : Boston, Mass.) (Broadcaster)

Language

English

Subtitles

English (automatic)

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