Screened as part of TOAFF21
The enchanting Peruvian legend of a Kukama god comes alive in this animated film about the creation of the vast, winding rivers of the Amazon.
Screening as part of STILL / HEAR at TOAFF21.
And That Is How the Rivers Came To Be
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