The Burning Season (1994)
A Brazilian rubber tapper emerges as a reluctant leader for his community, rallying them to resist encroachment by the government and developers intent on clearing their rainforest for new roads and ranches. Facing ruthless opposition from wealthy interests who will go to any lengths, including violence, he battles for justice and preservation of their land. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of environmental and social conflict, highlighting the struggles of indigenous people against exploitation and the fight for their rights to protect their home.
