Xingu

In the 1940s, the three Villas Boas brothers embark on a thrilling and historical journey, joining the Roncador-Xingu Expedition to explore the vast expanses of Central Brazil. Orlando (27), Claudius (25), and Leonardo (23) immerse themselves in an unforgettable saga, spearheading the expedition that blazes new trails spanning 1,500 kilometers while navigating over 1,000 miles of pristine rivers.Alongside their ambitious efforts, they establish 19 airfields for military aircraft and contribute to the establishment of 43 towns, while making contact with 14 previously unknown indigenous tribes, including the courageous and feared Xavante warriors. Throughout this incredible odyssey, the brothers ensure that no lives are lost on either side.Their endeavors result in the creation of the Xingu National Park, Brazil's first significant Amerindian reservation, spanning an area equivalent to Belgium. The Villas Boas brothers emerge as modern-day heroes, preserving and protecting a vital piece of Brazil's natural heritage for future generations to appreciate and cherish.