Ubirajara (1919)

The film's central subject matter, a romanticized indigenous warrior narrative from a 1912 Brazilian silent film, focuses on themes of honor, tradition, and individual prowess within a pre-colonial setting, which are largely apolitical in the context of modern left-right ideologies.

This early Brazilian silent film, an adaptation of a novel about an indigenous warrior, naturally features diverse casting consistent with its source material. The narrative focuses on the indigenous protagonist without explicitly critiquing traditional identities or centering modern DEI themes.