Tribe with Bruce Parry

Tribe with Bruce Parry

202559m
Documentary

In the furthest corners of the planet, indigenous groups lead radically different lives. Bruce Parry visits three tribal communities who have never had outsiders to stay before.

Production

Frank Films

Language

EN

Status

Returning Series

First Aired

March 30, 2025

Last Aired

April 13, 2025

Networks

BBC Two

Trailers & Videos

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Seasons & Episodes
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Season
The Waimaha
E1
The Waimaha
Air date: 2025-03-30
Deep in the Amazon, Bruce Parry undergoes a brutal training regime to prepare his mind and body to take ayahuasca and understand how the Waimaha connect with the forest around them.
The Mucubal
E2
The Mucubal
Air date: 2025-04-06
Bruce Parry visits the Mucubal, a community surviving in Angola’s harsh Namib Desert, and experiences an extraordinary way of life protected by extreme isolation.
Marapu
E3
Marapu
Air date: 2025-04-13
On the Indonesian island of Sumba, Bruce Parry lives in a village where the dead are buried amongst the living and where powerful ancestral spirits demand blood sacrifice.

Cast

Bruce Parry

Bruce Parry

Self - Presenter

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