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Quilombo Country: Afrobrazilian Villages In The 21st Century

Quilombo Country examines the communities established by runaway slaves in 19th century Brazil as they navigate the hazards of the modern world, observing the daily activities that allow the quilombolas to survive in relative isolation. This film also offers rare footage of two ceremonies and many other celebrations.

Type: Documentary
Length: 73 minutes
Year: 2006
Audio Language: English
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Themes: Brazil, Social Issues
Director(s):  Leonard Abrams

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