Warakan
The Warakan
The documentary “WARAKAN” is a historical and sensory journey through the traditional tastes of the Far North of Brazil. Discover what Roraima’s cuisine was like from its beginnings, through the influences of colonizers, up to the present day.
The name Warakan is of Wapichana origin and means to cook.
Traditional food does not exist.
The Director
Farley Santos is a renowned screenwriter and film director, known for his ability to create engaging and visually impactful narratives. Among his most notable cinematic works are “Pedra Bruta,” “Nação do Silêncio,” and “Warakan,” each highlighting his skill in exploring complex themes with sensitivity and depth. In addition to his work in cinema, Farley is also a talented photographer, having published several photography books that capture unique and expressive moments, showcasing his artistic vision and attention to detail.
Farley Santos is praised for his creativity and originality, successfully conveying emotions and stories powerfully both on screen and in print. His versatility as an artist is evident in the diversity of his projects, always bringing an innovative perspective and a profound understanding of the human condition. His contributions to cinema and photography continue to inspire and influence many within and outside these industries.
- Farley Santos
- Junior Max
- Gabriely Damasceno
- Carlos Augusto
- Artur Bento
- Weksley Gean
- Jacielma Sampaio
- Adriel Bento
- João Paulo Pires
- Joelma Queiroz
- Athus Bento
