Muiyukuna: Relatos de la chagra viva (2026)

Adriana Jacanamejoy frames Muiyukuna as a deeply personal cinematic journey that amplifies the ancestral wisdom of Ticuna elders, weaving their testimonies into a vivid tapestry of recollection. By exploring foundational myths and the enduring bond between community and terrain, the production positions spoken heritage as a dynamic, continuously evolving source of understanding. Instead of treating the chagra merely as physical scenery, the narrative encourages viewers to recognize the earth itself as a living archive of history, a sacred birthplace, and the foundation of shared human identity.