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Aluna

Play trailer Poster for Aluna 2012 1h 31m Documentary Adventure Play Trailer Watchlist
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Leaders of an ancient civilization in South America travel with an aging British filmmaker and 400 kilometers of gold thread to trace the invisible connections in nature.

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Audience Member Although it carries a powerful and meaningful message for the modern technology obsessed, western world, the film is not always entirely coherent in its structure. Alan Ereira plays here the fish out of water but somehow his approach with logic and facts fails to have the impact it should, maybe because, the Kogis sees life with a total different logic than the one we have been taught in schools. Fascinating nevertheless, the film will undoubtedly catch your attention and demonstrate a true desire to share a cultural experience through this journey. Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/26/23 Full Review Audience Member it was interesting to become aware of the existence of the cogi tribe and learn about how they viewed and lived in the world, but this film didn't offer much of that. instead, it was a preachy and on-the-nose "save-the-environment" flick that managed to simultaneously patronize both the cogi and its western viewers. i felt like there was great room here for artistry or authenticity, but the final product was little more than the most bland sense of the word "documentary". Rated 3 out of 5 stars 02/06/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Leaders of an ancient civilization in South America travel with an aging British filmmaker and 400 kilometers of gold thread to trace the invisible connections in nature.
Director
Alan Ereira
Producer
Alan Ereira
Genre
Documentary, Adventure
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Aug 10, 2016
Runtime
1h 31m