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In 1996, a Brazilian official and a Swedish journalist ventured into the Amazon to document the isolated Korubo tribe caught in escalating land conflicts. Initially hailed as a heroic breakthrough, the footage now demands to be reexamined. Uncovering the hidden costs of “discovery,” the film confronts the colonial legacy and exposes the long-term repercussions for the Korubo.
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00:05Since I was a kid, I've been fascinated by the great explorers.
00:16I've always dreamt of searching distant horizons and unknown cultures.
00:22Mr. Irwin, I'm not going to guarantee that Mr. Irwin will return.
00:29Mr. Irwin will return.
00:48I know.
00:49What is right, what is wrong, what is bad, what is wrong, what is just.
00:57Just.
01:01I don't think anybody has so extensive coverage as I have.
01:06The Garden of Eden.
01:08I want to go back one last time.
01:12Jordan, this makes a lot of money here, and you guys never pay back.
01:16If your son will die, after the loss of your son, when he saw you, you don't cry.
01:23You don't cry.
01:24You cry.
01:30You cry.

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