Together with a Co-Director and multidisiplinary team including two photographers, a writer and an anthropologist we traveled deep in to the restricted region of Manu National Park with the permission of the Peruvian government. Our goal was to learn from the Matsigenka indigenous community on how the outside world and modernization are affecting their liveliyhood, culture and youth. The result consisted of a 25min documentary, photobook, and multiple articles across scientific journals. To learn more please visit The Manú Project.
