Itiumu Sapara: The Strength of the Forest
Plunge into the daily lives of the Sapara women in Ecuador: their struggle to keep their identities and traditions alive, their resilience following years of destructive colonization, and how they connect with the world through dreams. This is a short documentary I edited for Photographers Without Borders.
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