“…We used post-colonial criticism -with a decolonial tendency -to study the counter-narratives of the Guarani Mbya Cinema Collective (Felipe, 2019b;(Felipe, 2020b).15 Created in 2009, the Yamurikumã Association of Xinguan Women is made up of indigenous women from communities in the Xingu Park, focusing on women's demands and the cultural strengthening of the Xinguan peoples, especially women's participation in sustainability policies and other spaces, with a view to guaranteeing their fundamental rights.16 See our study on the counter colonial cinema of the Huni kuin(Felipe, 2022).17 Directed by Ariel Ortega, Patrícia Ferreira, Vincent Carelli and Ernesto de Carvalho.18Teixeira (2012) reflects here on the figure of the documentarian in relation to the Outro, when, without accepting the rigidity of the places that commonly identify them, they reinvent themselves and the film.19 SeeBrasil (2012) to understand para compreender a complexity of the intertwining of field, ante-field and extra-field.20 In other studies, we have already seen the Mapuche and Misak worldviews in cinema(Felipe, 2020b;2021).…”