REPORTAGE LIST:

• A SCHOOL ADRIFT, SAN CRISTOBAL
• JERUSALEM, A SACRED CONTRADICTION
• ROMANES CIRCUS, FRANCE
• THE LAST OF THE GAUCHOS, URUGUAY
• DASPU: FROM CATCALL TO CATWALK, BRAZIL
• DUBAI: GLOBALIZATION IN A NUTSHELL, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
• MONTROND GENERATIONS, CAPE VERDE
• BHOPAL: POISONED LIVES, INDIA
• CYRK 13, FRANCE
• TRIBAL PORTRAITS, INDIA
• BUSTLING BANGALORE, INDIA
• KARNATAKA EXPRESS, INDIA
• CERNA KUKAVIZA, CROATIA

After the destruction of the forest of Tamil Nadu, small tribes were forced to seek refuge deeper into what remained of the woods. The seven-hour walk into the forest helps protect the villages of Kurumbas, Panyas and Kuttunayakas from outside influence.

Living in harmony with nature in bamboo huts, while preserving their ancient traditions, customs and languages, they have little contact with the civilized world.