Those who looked to the sea: The Americas | SLICE | FULL DOCUMENTARY
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Published 2023-04-09
In Honduras, the Garifunas were slaves on the run who managed to escape their fate by settling on isolated shores. The Kunas from Panama have fought for their independence in the past. In Colombia, the Wayuu Indigenous people live in an arid and remote land they escape by dreaming. The Jangadeiros in Brazil have built their identity based on their love of sailing.
Documentary: People of the Sea - America
Directed by: Ludovic Fossard
Production: DÉCOUPAGES & ARTE France
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All Comments (21)
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Im so proud for this hardworking people who are not a problem of the society...wish their government can help them culture fish and other sea products ....thank you for sharing to us this documentary ...
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So proud to be Garifuna, Love to my fellow Garifuna people from us here in St. Vincent and the Grenadines your homeland.
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Wonderful, Slice Thank You. Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.
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Great documentary about life of South Amarican indigeneous people living by the sea. Interesting to watch till the end. Tnx 4sharing 🌊👍
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Respect for that first community, ensuring they remain free. They are living the purest life that is lost to the majority of us
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I've been to one of the garifuna communities in Roatan! The people are so warm and their food is good :) can't wait to go back
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Neither rich nor poor they all seem so happy. No one is better than the other; their all equal .
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Always watching from philippine
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My name is Jorge Marin I am a garifuna born in Honduras. I want people to know that the garifuna/garinagu are not descendants of slaves. We are prisoners of war (P.OW.) we were exile from our country St. Vincent and the Grenadines by the British government who rob our land.
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Fascinating coverage and great narrator
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What a BEAUTIFUL LIFE !! 🌊❤
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Amazing story
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How happy these people are . The ancestral spirit is alive and well .
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Proud of the Garifuna tribe.
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Living in harmony with the earth.
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Great story. ❤
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Fishermen across the world the salt of the earth.
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Nice documentary Thanks for share with us america's man women & children's story. watching all the way from nepal.🇳🇵
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Good channel
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We think we know alot as a society now but imagine all the knowledge lost when other cultures and societies broke down
