17 August 2007 | Sala de proiectii a Studioului de film ASTRA |

Noi suntem indienii

...de Astra Film Fest

In fiecare zi, Cinemateca ASTRA FILM SIBIU 2007 deschide cate o fereastra spre lume si spre oameni. Cele mai interesante filme documentare din ultimele doua decenii; filme de non-fictiune care au castigat premii la festivaluri internationale celebre; filme selectionate si premiate la ASTRA FILM

-festivalul de la Sibiu care a cucerit aprecierea si admiratia iubitorilor de film de calitate din toata lumea -pot fi vizionate pe tot parcursul anului Capitalei Culturale Europene la ASTRA FILM.

Each day the ASTRA FILM SIBIU 2007 Cinematheque opens a window towards the realities of the world and the every-day life of the people. The best documentary films of the past two decades, non-fiction films praised at famous festivals, award-winning documentaries of the previous ASTRA FILM Festivals are screened on each day of the Cultural Capital of Europe at ASTRA FILM.

“imi plac filmele cu James Bond, filmele de actiune si chiar si cele romantice, dar filmul meu favorit

este, fara indoiala, Misiunea. Unchiul meu joaca in film si toata lumea-i spune Burnt Arse”, spune Marcelo Gonzales. Este membru al tribului indian Mbya Guarani si locuieste cu familia sa in asezarea Red Earth, in partea de nord-est a Argentinei. Comunitatea este adesea o atractie turistica pentru vizitatorii japonezi. Uneori, barbatii merg in padure sa vaneze tatoo sau pume, sau pleaca in grup sa lucreze la plantatiile de ceai. Totusi, cei mai multi nu primesc plata pentru zilele de munca grea. We Are The Indians ofera o privire unica asupra conflictelor dintre cultura traditionala indiana si civilizatia

vestica si dau indicii pentru a intelege indienii si teme universale precum identitatea, prietenia, maturitatea, 9/11, moartea si religia.

“I love James Bond films, action films and even romantic films, but my favorite film is without a doubt

‘The Mission’. My uncle acts in it and nobody calls him anything other than Burnt Arse’, says Marcelo

Gonzales. He is a member of the Mbya Guarani Indian tribe, and lives with his family in the Red Earth

settlement in the Northeastern part of Argentina. The community is often a tourist attraction for Japanese visitors. Sometimes, men set off into the jungle to hunt for armadillos or pumas or leave in a group to work on the tea plantations. However, most of them do not receive the promised and religion.

Wages for their several days’ hard work. We Are The Indians offers a unique look at the conflict between the traditional Indian culture and Western civilization and provides a clue to Indians’ understanding of universal themes such as identity, friendship, adulthood, 9/11, death

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