Follow three indigenous women in Tahiti – a community leader, a spear fisher and a teenage activist – as they cultivate an alliance at the front lines of climate change. Inspired by the myths and rituals that shape their culture, they move beyond bureaucracy toward ground-up empowerment. The film includes scenes of reenactment from the legend of goddess Hina while she, like them, sails through the South Pacific, faces a storm and finds purpose.
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