Karuara, People of the River
Stephanie BoydJoin our 10-year journey through Peru's Amazon region: from the magical world of river spirits to a campaign to declare the Marañón River a legal person, with rights. Travel with us.
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Stephanie is a filmmaker and writer who has lived in Peru for 27 years. Her recent film, "Karuara, People of the River," follows a brave Indigenous woman and her community in their struggle to save their river and spirit universe below.
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