last week Petro posted a photo to Twitter at a climate summit in Paris with British documentary filmmaker Simon Chinn, a two-time Oscar winner, who is best known for 2008’s “Man on Wire” about Philippe Petit, who walked a tightrope between the World Trade Center’s Twin Towers. The three were photographed with British TV journalist Guillermo Galdos (second from right). Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro (left) said he had agreed that Simon Chinn (second from left) would work with Colombian TV, led by its director Hollman Morris (right), to tell the story of the rescue.
It said that lawyers representing the Indigenous group have demanded that producers make offers that will benefit the entire community of Araracuara, where the children are from. company, but they rejected it when they saw that it included a clause that granted the company rights in perpetuity,” according to a report in Spain’s El Pais this week.
The children’s grandparents were offered “a substantial contract from a U.S. More than 13 Hollywood production companies have been trying to negotiate with the families of the children to tell their story, according to reports, while Netflix and National Geographic are said to have crews on the ground to produce content. The discovery of the four children, from ages 1 to 13, 40 days after a crash that killed all the adults they were traveling with was a worldwide sensation.īut now the Huitoto Indigenous group, of which the children are members, has been left furious - by Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro giving his blessing to a Hollywood documentary about the miraculous story of survival.
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