BRASILIA (AFP) – Film director James Cameron said Sunday he will return to Brazil this year to make a 3D film on indigenous people of the Amazon who oppose construction of a huge dam for fear it could flood tribal lands.
《阿凡达》导演卡梅隆近日透露，今年将重返巴西拍真实版的3D《阿凡达》。因担忧淹没部落土地，当地印第安部落反对在亚马逊河谷建造一巨型大坝。
"I want to return to meet some of the leaders of the Xikrin-Kayapo tribe who invited me," the Canadian director said in an interview published in the Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper.
这位加拿大导演接受采访时表示：“印第安部落的一些首领邀请我前往，我打算年内与他们会见。”
资料图 卡梅隆
"I want to take a 3D camera to film how they live, their culture," said Cameron.
卡梅隆说：“我打算拍一部3D电影，以反应这些土著人的生活和文化”。
The filmmaker has already come to the Amazon twice in a show of support for the indigenous tribe and to film a short piece on their resistance to the damming project on the Xingu River, which will be included on the "Avatar" DVD to be released around Christmas.
为支持当地土著人，卡梅隆曾两度造访亚马逊流域。而且还拍摄到一些土著人反对建设大坝的画面。今年圣诞节期间发行的加长版《阿凡达》将添加这些画面。
Speaking of the fight against the dam construction, Cameron said he "did a film on the same topic," referring to Avatar, adding that when he was asked to help "the Brazilian Indians, who were desperate, I could not turn away."
卡梅隆还说：“我拍过同样题材的电影。这些印第安部落土著人陷入绝望，他们向我求助，我不能视而不见。”