Film Screening: Sukande Kasáká – Ailing land
Join us for this screening of a film about the efforts of Kamikia and Lewaiki, members of the Kisêdjê people in Brazil, to to defend Indigenous rights and land against environmental destruction.
Time: Wed 2025-10-29 16.10 - 17.00
Location: KTH Climate Action Centre, Teknikringen 43
Sukande Kasáká – Ailing land
Kamikia and Lewaiki, members of the Kisêdjê people, are forced to leave their largest village after discovering pesticide contamination affecting their land, rivers, and food. Surrounded by expanding soy monocultures, they fight to protect their culture, families, and territory from an invisible threat that endangers their way of life. The film follows their struggle for survival and resistance against environmental destruction. Kamikia Kisedje, an Indigenous photographer and filmmaker trained by the Vídeo nas Aldeias NGO, has documented key moments in the Indigenous movement, capturing assemblies, cultural events, and mobilization efforts to defend Indigenous rights and land in Brazil.
Director: Kamikia Kisedje, Fred Rahal
Running time: 30 min
Produced by: Fred Rahal, Isabel Harari
Country: Brazil
Year: 2025
Seats are limited. Please register to secure your seat: Registration Form
The Future Planet Film Series is organised as a collaboration between the KTH Climate Action Centre and the Goethe Institut.
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