
This documentary is the testimony of the extermination of the native peoples in Colombia during the last forty years and the struggle of these communities to conserve their lives and their culture through passive resistance. The film brings together witness statements and film archives of the nasa, guambiano, yanacona, kankuamo, embera and sicuani peoples.

This documentary is the testimony of the extermination of the native peoples in Colombia during the last forty years and the struggle of these communities to conserve their lives and their culture through passive resistance. The film brings together witness statements and film archives of the nasa, guambiano, yanacona, kankuamo, embera and sicuani peoples.
2010-01-01
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