In the last decade, Adriano Gambarini has been producing documentaries on various topics related to the environment, endangered fauna, scientific, anthropological and archaeological research’s, concurrent with the execution of his photographic jobs. With the same rigor of quality, ethics and respect to the theme addressed, he has already produced videos for the Smithsonian Institute, WWF Brazil, CENAP / ICMBio, Ministry of the Environment, FUNAI, Pró-Carnívoros Institute, Mamirauá Institute and Operation Amazonia Nativa (OPAN).
Documentary about the Juruena River, in the Amazon, and its importance for the indigenous peoples of the region. An emotional account of the importance of Rio and its tributaries for the history and ancestry of these peoples, and the environmental and socio-cultural risks that they experience as a result of hydroelectric installation projects and the expansion of agriculture activities. Narration: Tipuici Manoki. Music: Victor Batista. Text: Laís Duarte.
Duration: 9'38". With Subtitles.
Documentary produced by Adriano Gambarini for Parque Vida Cerrado. The project aims to work with traditional communities to collect seeds from native trees in western Bahia, for the production of seedlings and reforestation of degraded areas of the Cerrado.
Duration: 4:28". Portuguese.
Video that describes the routine of the Katukina indigenous people in the Amazon. A partially isolated people, living with their simple ways of life and subsistence, resisting as they can to the advance and influence of whites men.
Duration: 3'28". Without Subtitles.
Documentary about the Lobos do Pardo Project. The team from the Pró-Carnívoros Institute works to survey the maned wolf population in the Rio Pardo region, São Paulo State. It presents the work of capturing individuals for marking with radio transmitters, evaluating the health of the animals, as well as a diagnosis of the ecological status of the species in areas with great agricultural development.
Duration: 9min 40". Portuguese.
Documentary about the Rikbaktsa People and the production of the shell necklace found only in the Arinos River, Amazon. An ancient tradition that have been taught through generations. They live the imminent risk of huge environmental and cultural loss in view of the possibility of building the Castanheira hydroelectric plant.
Duration: 5 min 30". With Subtitles.
A Tribute to the Earth, with images from the five continents. Caption and production by Adriano Gambarini.
Duration: 2 min. Image
Video of Jaguars and Iauaretê Project, of Mamirauá Institute. The most interesting behavioral characteristic of the jaguars of the region is the ability to live on top of trees for 3-4 months of the year when the forested is flooded. Amazon, 2015.
Duration: 01 min. With Subtitles.
Documentary about the Apiaká Indigenous Tribe, Amazon. Once considered one of the most populous ethnic groups in Brazil, its original area was known as the Kingdom of the Apiaká. They currently have few villages, but are looking to occupy their original land again.
Duration: 10 min 55". Portuguese.
Documentary produced in honor of November 29, National Jaguar Day, which has become the Symbol of Brazilian Biodiversity. Production and Images: Adriano Gambarini. Narration and Text: Lais Duarte.
Duration: 4 min 11". Português.
Documentary about the research of Alex Jahn with the Bare-throated Bellbird ecology and migration, at Pro Mata Reserve, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. A production by Adriano Gambarini to Smithsonian Institute, Washington, USA, 2017.
Duration: 6 min 46". English.
Video of the indigenous people of Juruena Watershed River, who manufacturing their own masks and harpoons to a underwater fishing. This culture is threatened by hydroelectric projects in Buriti River, Brazil, 2017.
Duration: 2 min 30". With Subtitles.
Documentary about the traditional fishing with diving techiniques, of the indigenous etnhics of the Juruena River Watershed. A tradition of almost four decades realized by the Nambikwara, Manoki and Pareci people, in the affluent rivers of Juruena. 2018.
Duration: 13 min. Portuguese.
Documentary on the archaeological excavations carried out under the coordination of the researcher Márjorie Lima, in Boa Esperança Community, Amanã Sustainable Reserve, Amazonas. Produced for the Mamirauá Institute, 2017.
Duration: 5min 18". Portuguese.