Ten days in the middle of the Brazilian jungle, far from Western amenities and instead with unusual rituals: For the ProSieben format "Surviving Amazonas – The Shanenawa Test" Willi Banner (32), who is called Willwohl by the bourgeois name, travelled together with seven other candidates to become the indigenous people of Shanenawa. There, the group lived according to the customs of its hosts and had to face various tests. However, for the social…
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Ten days in the middle of the Brazilian jungle, far from Western amenities and instead with unusual rituals: For the ProSieben format "Surviving Amazonas – The Shanenawa Test" Willi Banner (32), who is called Willwohl by the bourgeois name, travelled together with seven other candidates to become the indigenous people of Shanenawa. There, the group lived according to the customs of its hosts and had to face various tests. However, for the social…