On the middle Araguaia River, during the rainy season, the ritual film between the Apyãwa (Tapirapé) and Iny Indians took place amidst the scarcity of the main foods for the Iraxao Rarywa seasonal ritual-festival due to the drying up of the streams and fields in the Tapi'itãwa territory located in the Urubu Branco Indigenous Land (Amazon). The ritual film demonstrates the strength of indigenous kinship and Amazonian cosmopolitics in the midst of the Anthropocene and/or Capitalocene era.