Deep collaboration
Film set new standards as the Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau Indigenous community co-produced, partly filmed, co-owned the film, and are co-leading the impact strategy.
Critical acclaim
The film has played at 125+ festivals, winning 25 awards and shortlisted for the 2023 Academy Awards.
Raising awareness
There have been 3,313 press articles about the documentary in 67 countries so far.
Global distribution
The film is now available on Disney+ in 139 countries.
Organised 171 high level screenings
with officials working on environmental protection in the EU, UN, in the UK, Brazil and on Capitol Hill.
Supported the passage of EU legislation on deforestation-free supply chains
where 150 MEPs saw the film ahead of voting, and many verbally cited watching the film influenced their vote.
Engaged major French supermarket
Tto suspend beef supplies from Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau land.
Raised profile of land defenders
With a 16 story mural by acclaimed artist Mundano in São Paulo honouring indigenous peoples killed in Brazil.The artist used the ashes collected from amazon fires to create the paint.
Supported construction of a new media centre in the Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau village
Which is training a new generation of filmmakers.The team has used reclaimed stolen wood from the region to create the structure.
Coming in 2023
A screening series for communities around the Amazon to help deepen organising efforts in the protection of the forests.