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The Amazon is one of the most famous places in the world and, curiously, one of the least known. Amid so much misinformation, the documentary sets itself a difficult mission: to seek out the numerous existing truths, debunking myths and bringing to the public a more accurate portrait of the largest tropical rainforest on the planet.

Who are the culprits behind deforestation? What is the path to development without harming nature? These are some of the crucial questions surrounding the Amazon that are still awaiting convincing answers.

This is a film about the Amazon, made by Brazilians, but with a global perspective on the subject, and supported by the latest scientific discoveries and research. A film that embraces conflicting viewpoints and provides a space for many voices to be heard.

2013, 1 x 90' / 1 x 52'

Directed by: Daniel Augusto and Eduardo Rajabally.

Screenplay: Daniel Augusto, Eduardo Rajabally and Luiz Bolognesi.

Airing on: Discovery Latin America, Rio+20 and TV Brasil.

A co-production of Grifa Filmes and Gullane Entretenimento.

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Directors Daniel Augusto and Eduardo Rajabally (left to right).

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