Comida Ancestral - Food From The Origins

 

 

 

ON THE ART OF EATING WELL AMONG DIFFERENT ETHNIC PEOPLE

 

***Feature Film***

Feature film about the art of eating well in the Amazon rainforest among indigenous peoples of the State of Acre and the Xingú National Park with recipes and delights of spices and foods, some of them exotic and prepared in the most diverse ways of cooking.

 

The film seeks to value the living and preserved forest. The hunt, vegetables, palm trees, fisheries, beverages prepared from corn, peanuts, bananas, manioc, fish, wild drinks such as açaí, abacaba, patuá, science and food diets.

*This film is freely inspired by research on indigenous gastronomy made by Sertanista Txai Antônio Macedo*

 

Target Audience

People from 26 to 60 years old from classes A and B and C

In the great opportunity to observe and learn rare and ancestral recipes of the native peoples of the forest. For teachers, environmentalists, artists, cousine chefs, anthropologists, and in general lovers of good food.

 

 

Script

Indigenous cuisine is an attractive, complex, passionate topic, showered with care and a lot of science. Even before offering a dish or the meaning of each dish served, it appears naturally linked to the niches of culture and society, culture and production, culture and rituals, culture of procreation, health, education and quality of life. This varies, derives and interacts according to the habits, uses and mores of each indigenous people.

 

It originates from the need for survival of men and women, inevitably, from hunting, fishing, vegetables, exotic foods, wines and wild fruits and various types of natural and unripe vine-produced drinks produced rigorously, by women in the conformity and style of each ethnic group. indigenous. In the series we will also have the participation of a chef de cuisine who will help us to share the conduction of the flavors and aromas of the food with the traditional musical track of the young people who sing and play their guitars today in the villages.

 

 

 

Indigenous People:

KATUKINA (Noke Koi)
ASHANINKA
HUNI KUIN
KARIRI XOCÓ
KUIKURO
MEHINAKO 
 
***CREW***

 

NICOLE ALLGRANTI – producer, director and creator

She is a documentary filmmaker, photographer, graduated in Cinema from the University Estácio de Sá, director of photography, film producer, film teacher, is part of the collective of women directors of photography, lived in Acre, the westernmost region of the Brazilian Amazon for 10 years in 90, where he carried out numerous audiovisual projects with indigenous peoples and recorded traditional music records, in addition to advising indigenous cultural and environmental projects until today. She directed the films: A Garantia da Sobrevivência, Ari Hokata Haka, Noke Haweti, Colorado, O Ovo, De Corpo Inteiro Entrevistas, Agro Ecologia, Observatório da Agro Ecologia, 13 de Maio, Retratos Brasileiros Rubem Fonseca, Retratos Brasileiros Clarice Lispector, among others.

NEA NOKE KOI - Local Producer

Nea Varinawa is a local producer. Leadership of Aldeia Tunya, over the past few years has carried out actions to strengthen cultural, environmental and social in the village. Participates in the film project from the beginning, always supporting the direction.

MOCHA NOKE KOI – Co director

2009 – Digital Practices Course, with a workload of 96 hours at Centro Yorenka Ãtame.

2010- Completed the Audiovisual Practices Course held at the Culture Point of the Samaúma Village, with a workload of 96 hours. Promotion Association of Culture and Environment, Peoples of the Forest Network, Video in the Villages, FUNAI, Ministry of Culture and the More Culture Program.

2010- Audiovisual Practices Course Held in the Poyanawa Indigenous Land, Ipiranga Village, Mâncio Lima – Acre. Promotion Association of Culture and Environment, Peoples of the Forest Network, Video in the Villages, FUNAI, Ministry of Culture and the More Culture Program.

2011- Cultural Routes Course Sustainable Products and Clean Energy, with a workload of 24 hours – Promotion of the Ministry of Culture/Rede Povos da Floresta.

2011 – Training Course in Cultural Management with a workload of 144 hours at Centro Yorenka Ãtame.

2014- Participated in the National Diversity Web, in the city of Natal/RN, as a delegate representing the State of Acre.

2014 – Screened the film noke koi (barrier) at Centro Cultura São Paulo at the Aldeia-SP Indigenous Film Festival held by the Nucleus of Indigenous Culture, Centro São Paulo, São Paulo City Hall and Rede Povos da Floresta.

2017- Participated in the Cultural Tourism Products and Itineraries Course. With a workload of 12 hours. Held by Sebrae Acre/ Tabocas Filmes and Ambientalize – Sustainable Programs.

Filmography:

2010 film Noke kui kampo ivo owners of kambo 8 minutes. Director, Camera and Editor

2011, film Noke kui barrier 10 minutes. Director, Camera and Editor.

 

ISA BARI HUNI KUIN – co director

The documentary Bimi Shu Ykaya, produced by Saci Filmes, directed by Isaka Huni Kuin, was the winner of the Mostra do Filme Livre in Brasília in 2019.

He was assistant director of Bela Raízes, by Bela Gil on the Huni Kuin episode

The documentary Bimi Shu Ykaya Won as the best film at the Legal Amazon Exhibition, at the Amazonia.Doc Festival that took place in Belém.

 

WEWITO PIÂNKO – co-director

No Tempo da Chuva - 2000

Shomõtsi – 2001 Unesco Prize 8 Showcase of Ethnographic Film, Best Film at Presence Autochtone – Montreal Canadá, Great Prize Rigoberta Menchu in the Community Category, Honorable Mention at Cinesul Festival.

A Gente Luta Mas Come Fruta – 2006 Prize at PanAmazônia Festival, Best Visual Production of axtion Aid Américas, Best Documetary at Cine Gaia.

Troca de Olhares 2009 – Troca de Saberes numa favela do Rio

No Tempo do Verão – 2013

A Morada de Hakowo – 2017

Antonio e Piti - 2019

 

MARINA D' ÁVILA - Sound Technician

Graduated in Direct Sound at Escola de Cinema 5 Visões and in Music at E.M. Villa-Lobos works in the film and television market as a direct sound technician. Some of her works are the features Ciclos do Silêncio, by Alice Lanari, My Love, for Netflix, and Vertigem, by Carolina Jabor; series such as As Protagonistas, by Tata Amaral, and Show Mambembe, Valores Olímpicos and Achado em Meu Quintal, shown on Canal Futura; films such as A Alma das Coisas, by Douglas Resende; short films such as A Casa Nova de Newton, by Letícia Pires, screened at the Bienal Internacional de Cinema Sonoro, competing for the Best Direct Sound award, and Gorda, screened on Canal Curta.

 

ERICA ROSENDO – Associate Producer

Creator of FIUP – Festival Indígena União dos Povos, she is an indigenist and producer. She has been working with numerous indigenous peoples for over 20 years, designing and supporting projects for forest people.

 

DVIANE (Mayá) - International Associate Producer (Europa)

Human rights activist and defender of indigenous territories.

 

We need your help

finishing the movie

 

BUDGET AND DESCRIPTIVE MEMORIAL

Village Trips euros $: 2.202

Crew euros $ 4.480

Production euros $ 530,00

Post Production euros $ 1.650

Copyright of the Participating People: 3.045

 

Total: 11.907 euros

 

Thank You for Supporting Our Movie

 

CONTACT

NICOLE ALLGRANTI - Director

email:
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVq2aGqwQ2RQuyc-yG3pV7w

55 21 99291-8917

Official Producer - Aboim Produções e Artes – Ltda

CNPJ - 28.957.140/0001-71