10/08/2026
Deep in the Ecuadorian Amazon, the Achuar have lived in relationship with the forest for generations. Their language, their knowledge of the land and their way of life live on through stories, and some of those stories are at risk of disappearing.
Echoes of the Amazon is our documentary made alongside the Achuar community. These are stills from our first trip into the field, filmed by Fraser Morton | Journalist .
This is only the beginning. Next year we return to keep filming, and we’re bringing Tlingit and Unangax artist Yéil Ya-Tseen of Sitka, Alaska. His work, shown at the Venice Biennale and the Whitney Biennial, explores Indigenous identity, cultural resurgence and our connection to land. Together with the Achuar, he’ll take part in an exchange between Indigenous cultures of North and South America: two peoples carrying their languages and traditions forward.
We’ve raised $10,000 of our $25,000 goal, and the fundraiser closes this Monday, October 12. Your gift covers what it takes to tell this story well: pre-production, travel, lodging and our film crew in the field, plus post-production and editing to bring the film to audiences everywhere.
Help us raise the final $15,000. Link in bio to give.