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Australian filmmaker Lynette Wallworth nominated for an Emmy – Sydney Morning Herald
It didn’t take long for the artist to share the news with the remote Amazonian jungle tribe that is the subject of her documentary.
Shortly after Sydney filmmaker Lynette Wallworth received word that she had been nominated for an Emmy, she was sharing the news with the remote Amazonian jungle tribe that is the subject of her documentary.
Hushahu, the female sharman who stars in Awavena, at its Venice Film Festival premiere in 2018.Credit:Labotiv
The virtual reality film, Awavena, which tells the story of the first woman to become a shaman in the Yawanawa tribe in Brazil’s rainforest, is nominated in the outstanding new app…
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