Soaking the Ground
At the onset of the dry season, a young peasant farmer and a hardworking juçara
extractivist, try to keep their communities resilient with every drop of rain they can gather in a
region of the Amazon rainforest scarred by intense predatory human activity and the
ever-diminishing rainfall.
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Fred RahalDirectorO Silêncio é uma Prece
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Fred RahalProducer
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Fred RahalCinematographer
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Cahhi SilvaSound Recording
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Fred RahalDrone Operator
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Fred RahalEditorSob a Pata do Boi
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Camila MarquezAdditional Editing
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Melina TupaSeries ProducerMiss Panama, The Search, A La Calle, The Highest Standard
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Andrea ArauzCoordinating Series Producer
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Sky Dylan-RobbinsExecutive Producers
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Gabriel DiamondExecutive Producers
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Phil CollisExecutive Producers
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Fernanda TornaghiConsulting Editors
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Melina TupaConsulting Editors
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Sebastián HuergoFinishing Editor
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Stellar HawkMotion Graphics Designer
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Samanta do AmaralColorist
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Fred RahalSound Mixer
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Fred RahalOriginal music composed by
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Project Title (Original Language):Terra de Chuva
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Project Type:Documentary, Short
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Runtime:14 minutes 52 seconds
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Completion Date:November 8, 2024
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Production Budget:6,021 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:Brazil
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Language:Portuguese
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Fred Rahal Mauro is a documentary filmmaker dedicated to socio-environmental productions as a photographer, editor, and director.
Mauro is editor of the film Grazing the Amazon, about deforestation and cattle raising in the Amazon, directed by Marcio Isensee, and director of BR Above Everything, about the expansion of the BR-163 road north of the Amazon River.