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IMDb20101h 45mBrazil

Pachamama

Synopsis

The documentary is a journey into the open heart of South America, through the Brazilian forest toward Peru and Bolivia, where is the reality of people historically excluded from the political process of their countries and for the first time ever seek effective participation in shaping their own destiny.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Eryk Rocha
Original Score
Aurélio Dias
Original Title
Pachamama
Country of Origin
Brazil
Spoken Languages
Portuguese, Quechua, Spanish
Runtime
1h 45m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Eryk Rocha

Original Score & Music

Aurélio Dias

Film Editing

Eryk Rocha, Eva Randolph

Producers

Juca Diaz, Daniela Martins, Leonardo Edde

Department Leadership Roster

Eryk Rocha

Eryk Rocha

Director

Juca Diaz

Producer

Eryk Rocha

Eryk Rocha

Editor

Eva Randolph

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Pachamama.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Pachamama

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Pachamama about?

The documentary is a journey into the open heart of South America, through the Brazilian forest toward Peru and Bolivia, where is the reality of people historically excluded from the political process of their countries and for the first time ever seek effective participation in shaping their own destiny.

Who directed Pachamama?

Pachamama was directed by Eryk Rocha.

Who stars in Pachamama?

The principal cast of Pachamama includes Not specified.

When was Pachamama released and how long is it?

Pachamama was released in 2010 with a total runtime of 1h 45m.

Who composed the musical score for Pachamama?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Pachamama was composed by Aurélio Dias.