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Short Brazilian awarded in Portugal shows forest that tired of waiting to be saved

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Briefings

A documentary 'Floresta do Fim do Mundo' by Felipe M. Bragança and Denilson Baniwa won the best short film in Portuguese at the CineEco festival in Seia, Portugal, in October 2026. The film depicts indigenous Krenak people surviving in a post-apocalyptic world after 500 years, highlighting their resilience and the film's unique cultural perspective.

Key points

• The documentary 'Floresta do Fim do Mundo' won the best short film in Portuguese at the CineEco festival in Seia, Portugal, in October 2026.
• The film features the Krenak indigenous people who have survived in a post-apocalyptic world for 500 years.

Context

This award-winning short film explores the resilience of indigenous communities in a fictional post-apocalyptic setting, offering a unique cultural perspective on survival and adaptation.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the festival win and the film's premise; specific production details, cast members, or technical achievements are not provided.

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