Shomõtsi
Originally released in 2001. Shomõtsi is a documentary film. directed by Wewito Piyãko. At just 42 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Synopsis
Shomõtsi is a witty and engaging Ashaninka Indian, a father who has raised his children alone. A neighbor and friend of the filmmaker, he discusses the Ashaninka uses of anatto dye, cassava and of Coca. Unlike whites, he says, Indians respect coca's medicinal power. Shomõtsi and two other elders go to a neighboring city to collect their pensions. They have to set up camp overnight waiting for their money and grumble about the materialism of the Brazilian shopkeepers. After making a few modest purchases, Shomõtsi gladly heads back to the village.
Quick Facts
Director
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- PT
Production Companies
- Vídeo nas Aldeias
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Shomõtsi about?
Shomõtsi is a witty and engaging Ashaninka Indian, a father who has raised his children alone. A neighbor and friend of the filmmaker, he discusses the Ashaninka uses of anatto dye, cassava and of...
Who directed Shomõtsi?
Shomõtsi was directed by Wewito Piyãko.
How long is Shomõtsi?
Shomõtsi has a runtime of 0 hours and 42 minutes (42 minutes total).
When was Shomõtsi released?
Shomõtsi was released on January 1, 2001 in theaters.