Toré
Alice Villela and Hidalgo Romero, 18', 2022.
The Kariri-Xocó, an indigenous people from Brazil, who live on the borders of the São Francisco River, have in their songs and traditional rituals a place of strength to resist a colonial history of violence and invisibility.
Stripped of their language and territory, expropriated throughout Brazilian history, they occupied a portion of their ancestral lands in 2015, in a movement called the Retomada (reclaimed).
This film followed one day of immersion with the Kariri-Xocó in the reclaimed lands. They sing to keep resisting and resist to keep singing.
production
credits
Direction and Script
Alice Villela
Hidalgo Romero
Editing
Hidalgo Romero
Photography
Coraci Ruiz
Additional Images
Hidalgo Romero
Direct Sound
Julio Matos
Research
Alice Vilela
Production
Julio Matos
Bárbara Sodré
Executive Production
Julio Matos
Marcelo Félix
Marcinhò Zola
Base Production
Bruna Schroeder
Jean Fichefeux
Production Intern
Ana Luíza Fretta
Jéssica Isidoro
Larissa Mendes
Colorist
Tobias Rezende
Sound mixing and editing
Augusta Gui
Finishing coordination
Julio Matos
Lucas Lazarini
Graphic art
Bia Porto