La selva habitada

«The Amazon (Re)imagined» is a profound journey through the creation and migration myths of the Indigenous peoples who live along the shores of the majestic rivers of the Amazon. This documentary follows the course of the river and its tributaries, from Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, and Brazil, revealing not only its vital role as a source of sustenance and a migratory route but also its spiritual and cultural significance. The river, presented as a living protagonist, guides the narrative toward the stories of elders and Indigenous leaders who share their ancestral worldview.

The film seeks to understand the traditional way of life of these communities, showing how Indigenous knowledge is passed down from generation to generation, in perfect harmony with the jungle and the river. Through immersive imagery and intimate testimonies, the documentary captures the sacred relationship between humans and nature, from ancient times to the present.