Welcome on board, Orlando Bloom!
So grateful to Ethan Hawke and Zaya Guarani for the excitement and joy — and to Protagonist Pictures for the support.
Feeling incredibly lucky to be part of the iconic, talented, joy-filled The Last of the Tribe team:
Mark Bailey, Jon Levin, Ed Saxon, Steve & Paula Mae Schwartz (Chockstone Pictures), Ryan Hawke, Chris Donnelly - who brought this project to me - and my Brazilian brothers from O2: Guto Gontijo, Paulo Barcellos, and Fernando Meirelles. Adolpho Veloso - O Rei do Escuro - with me in this project from day one. And Ilusionistas, my creative home.
Let's do it!!!💥
Four-time Academy Award-nominated Ethan Hawke is attached to star in “The Last of the Tribe,” a jungle thriller set in Brazil’s Amazon. Written by Mark Bailey (“Downfall,” “The Volcano”), “The Last of the Tribe” is produced by Brazil’s Academy Award-nominated Fernando Meirelles (“The Two Popes,” “City of God”) and Academy Award-winning producer Ed Saxon (“Silence of the Lambs,” “Adaptation”).
Hawke is set to play William Phelan — a washed-out Chicago cop turned corporate gun-for-hire — who finds himself in a wildly unfamiliar landscape, his assignment the murder of the last surviving member of an uncontacted Indigenous tribe.
“A broken man standing at an unlikely crossroads, Phelan is given the chance to save a life and reclaim his soul,” the film’s synopsis runs.
Hawke will be joined by the Indigenous Brazilian actress-model Zaya Guarani, born in the Amazon’s Port Velho. Seen in Darren Aronofsky’s “Postcard From Earth,” the environmental activist has used her visibility as a fashion model to further her advocacy work on behalf of Indigenous peoples.
“In this week when Southern Brazil is flooded in the worst tragedy the country has ever experienced, Petrobras, the state-owned oil company, plans to explore oil in the Amazon. A film that talks about prioritizing commercial interests over the preservation of the world’s largest forest could not be more urgent.,” Meirelles told Variety.
“The Last of the Tribe” will be directed by Claudio Borrelli (“Vultures”), based upon the book of the same title by former Washington Post journalist Monte Reel. It is described by its makers as “genuinely global and intensely relevant,” who point out that when the last of the Tanarus tribe died in 2022, with his passing caused global dismay.
"ALL ARE ONE AND ONE IS ALL "
Protect the isolated tribes in Amazon. Protect the Forest.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
Be kind to yourself and the earth.
by Limonada Colour.
Music by Indios Brasil - Capela - Funi-ô - Yaklethxa Yakytoasáto (Canto de Todos os Povos).
Sessão gratuita de URUBUS? 👀
Chegou a sua chance de ver um dos filmes pré-selecionados a concorrer na categoria de Melhor Filme Internacional no Oscar®️ 2024!
No próximo sábado - 16/09 - haverá uma exibição especial de URUBUS no Centro de Pesquisa e Formação SESC, em São Paulo. A sessão começa às 15h e conta com a presença do diretor do longa, Claudio Borrelli!
Vem ver o pixo invadindo a sétima arte! 🎞️🖋️
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Hoje recebemos Cláudio Borrelli, diretor do novo longa ‘Urubus’. A história se passa em São Paulo, onde a pichação cobre mais muros e prédios do que qualquer outro lugar no planeta, Trinchas comanda um grupo de pichadores que escala os edifícios mais altos para deixar sua marca. Confira o bate-papo completo às 19h20!
O filme já está em cartaz nos cinemas.
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