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Listen to the River! ‘Arrow for a Stone Heart’ Is a Poetic Experience Told Through an Indigenous Lens
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The Hollywood Reporter describes "Arrow for a Stone Heart," the debut feature from writer, director and cinematographer Luiza Calagian, as a poetic experience told through an Indigenous lens. The Brazilian film, set in a forest near São Paulo and featuring a peccary that "talks" to viewers, premieres in the Rebels With a Cause Competition at Tallinn 2026.
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Listen to the River! ‘Arrow for a Stone Heart’ Is a Poetic Experience Told Through an Indigenous Lens
Yes, a peccary in the forest near São Paulo is also talking to us in writer, director and cinematographer Luiza Calagian's debut feature premiering in Tallinn's Rebels With a Cause Competition - find out why.
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