Formação audiovisual e identidade indígena na produção de cinema e vídeo com os povos Potiguara e Anacé

Abstract

This text aims to report two training experiences with the Potiguara and Anace peoples, in which they sought to work with indigenous identity, cinema and audiovisual production. For the realization of the formative experiences, we start from the assumption that the production of images interferes in the ethnic identity of indigenous peoples and that it is possible in this process to promote activities of self-recognition of ethnic identities. For the report we take as a base the concepts of identity in the postmodernity of Stuart Hall (1992), the question of the ethnogenesis of the peoples of the Brazil’s northeast of Bartolome (2006), the ideas of tradition by Hobsbawm (2008), of Brazilian culture by Bosi (1992), and cinema and audiovisual Lyra (2005).