Jungle Farming
Bryan, Julien Hequembourg, International Film Foundation
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Produced by Julien Bryan
Depicts activities of the Makiritare Indians of the Orinoco River in Brazil and Venezuela. Each family has its own field, but farming is cooperative. Men slash and burn a clearing in the jungle; and women harvest and plant manioc roots, pineapple, chili pepers, bananas, and plantain. Natural sounds only. From the Indians of the Orinoco series
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- English
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