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In feudal Japan in the 19th century, peasant Ayumi struggles to protect Ren, her great love, pursued by a corrupt tyrant, after his father, the head of the village, denounced him for abusive tax collection in the hamlet. They circumvent death, unite an entire village, fight samurai and still face the cold and looters, on the dangerous journey towards the Monastery of Soheis (warrior monks), where they seek refuge and training to obtain justice.
A century later, Ayumi is Ana, a newly formed forest engineer, descended from wealthy generations of cattle ranchers in Valença, Rio de Janeiro, who travels to the Amazon to implant in her family's lands an innovative agricultural technique that recovered the landscapes spent by livestock in her hometown. Upon arriving in Paragominas she is surprised by the discovery of illegal logging on her farm. When investigating the environmental crime Ana rediscovers Ren, who in this life is Antônio, an astute and influential lawyer. He helps her investigate and punish the culprits, while your growing feelings show that there is an even greater mystery between the two.
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Project Presentation
Coalition Point is a animated series that treats the effects on the environment in a pioneering way, under a bias of positivity, paths and connections, with romance and adventure. The series addresses topics such as reincarnation, martial arts and Buddhism. Half of the story takes place in Feudal Japan, a small part in the afterlife, and the rest in Brazil in the 90s..
Relevance: In globalized and capitalist neoliberal societies, forests in their raw and natural form gain value only when deforested, processed, and sold as commodities. Throughout history in the entire world, no country has given priority to conservation or sustainability and this has led to the extinction of most of the world's forests. Thus, it is a content of essential importance for the survival of the next generations and the life of the species on the planet, and its defense is a duty of both the public power and the collectivity.
Origin: The series was written from the experience of a journalist, who after her research in the Amazon and living with traditional communities, founded an NGO and carried out socio-environmental actions in the region with the support of local leaders and partner institutions. She witnessed the gratifying transformation in the Amazonian reality, even on a small scale, and wished to share with humanity her hope and the many paths that still exist for a sustainable future.
National Context: Brazil is going through one of the most delicate moments of its history, with the rise of a conservative ultra-right, anchored in the support of Ruralist and Armed Forces. In this scenario, the Amazon, sanctuary of humanity, is threatened and social public policies restricted. The Brazilian people are disbelieving in democratic institutions, overwhelmed by their sense of powerlessness, successive political disappointments, forgetting the exercise of their citizenship, both by vote and by direct action in the surrounding community and in environmental conservation.
