According to Nia Tero, the organization that produced the 70-minute documentary, the film hopes to bring more visibility to the particular relationship Micronesian people have with their islands and ocean territory, and increase awareness of the deep wisdom and knowledge that is passed on through the legends, chants, and traditions of these oceanic peoples.
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