By: Beatriz Ribeiro Galli Ferreira • Undergraduate in Social Sciences
Review: Pedro Cesarino • Professor in the Department of Anthropology
Post: Carlos Eduardo Conceição • Scholarship holder in Scientific Dissemination at LISA
Published: 06/18/2025
The Laboratory of Image and Sound in Anthropology (LISA-USP) will show four contemporary Guarani films in its auditorium, in special sessions, as part of the AntropoCena project, followed by debates with guests. Originating from the discipline Extension Practices in Indigenous Ethnology, under the guidance of Professor Pedro Cesarino, the exhibition aims to foster debate on issues dear to indigenous peoples, such as the relationship between territory and identity, in addition to raising, with a focus on the Guarani, discussions on the place of indigenous cinema in the national and international audiovisual panorama and giving visibility to this production.
Program:
DAY 1
06/23, 4pm
Yvy Pyte - Heart of the Earth (2023), 110', by Alberto Alvares and José Cury
Debate with guests: José Cury (co-director of the film) and Marcelo Hotimsky (anthropologist)
DAY 2
06/30, 5pm
Bicicletas de Nhanderu (2011), 45', by Ariel Ortega and Patrícia Ferreira Pará Yxapy
Debate with guest: Marcelo Hotimsky (anthropologist)
DAY 3
07/03, 2pm
Aguyjevete Avaxi'i (2023), 21', by Kerexu Martim + Para'Í (2018), 81', by Vinicius Toro
Debate with guests: Kerexu Martim (director of Aguyjevete Avaxi’i), Vinicius Toro (director of Para’Í), Monique Poty Mattos and Samara Pará Martim (actresses of Para’Í)