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Who are they?

The first program in the Indians in Brazil series, Who are They? asks people what they know about Brazilian Indians, exposing common stereotypes. School curriculums emphasize native culture as a historical artifact rather than a contemporary reality, and TV news gives the Brazilian public the impression that Indians are nearly extinct.

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  • "Through interviews with ordinary people, the first program of the series Indians in Brazil shows the misunderstanding and common stereotypes that people have about the Indian people and culture. Nine Indians, chosen to represent their people, debate these misunderstandings one by one."
  • "The first program in the Indians in Brazil series, Who are They? asks people what they know about Brazilian Indians, exposing common stereotypes. School curriculums emphasize native culture as a historical artifact rather than a contemporary reality, and TV news gives the Brazilian public the impression that Indians are nearly extinct."@en

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  • "Documentary"@en
  • "Documentary films"@en
  • "Encoded moving images"@en
  • "Nonfiction films"@en
  • "Ethnographic films"@en

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  • "Who are they?"
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