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In this true story of life and death in the Amazon rainforest,The Enemy God recounts the life of Shake, an extraordinary Yanomamo shaman (witch doctor). His interaction with the spirit world gives us an astonishing insider’s look at what is taking place in the spiritual battle for his people!

This award-winning motion picture immerses viewers in the world of the Yanomamo people. It exposes the reality and deception of demons in the spirit world. See the power of simple faithfulness and prayer to win victory. Watch the gospel transform a culture.

The Enemy God tells the true story of Bautista Cajicuwa, a former Yanomamo shaman, and the supernatural struggle for the survival of his people. It is perfect for short-term team training, missions conferences, and small group studies, covering topics such as: spiritual warfare, tribal worldview, and indigenous rights.

This film is not rated; however, due to scenes of tribal violence and non-sexual partial nudity, we recommend it to viewers over the age of 13.

“I think the film is amazing. Having come out of many years in the New Age and occult I know that the message will reach many who are being deceived.”Festival Director, Sabaoth International Film Festival

Running time: 100 minutes. Produced by 10X Productions. Limited Edition, 2009. NTSC All Regions.

Special features:

• English and Spanish languages (narration and subtitles)
• Surround sound (English version, main feature only)
• Interviews with Bautista (Shake) Cajicuwa and other Yanomamo leaders
• Short documentaries
• Behind-the-scenes clips with the filmmakers
• Movie trailer

 To view the trailer and get more information on the film, log on to www.theenemygod.com.

NOTE: The basic version is licensed for private home viewing only. If you would like to show the film in public (for a church gathering, school assembly, or other group), please choose the small, medium, or large group license above. Thanks for helping us continue to make films like this by honoring copyright laws.

Whenever the Yanomamo story is told, it stimulates discussion. The film deals with complex themes of indigenous worldviews, spirituality, outside influences, and more. As storytellers, we and our Yanomamo partners want to help you wrestle through these ideas and understand more clearly the perspectives presented in the film. Click here to download a free discussion guide for the film and for some of the other video segments that are found on the DVD.

Related resources:

• Spirit of the Rainforest
• The Second Trail
• Growing Up Yanomamö