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Together as One

Year: 2026 Documentary Runtime: 70 min

Overview

In the middle of the Pacific, the Fiji Islands. A village, a community, nestled between ocean and mountains. An island shaken by climate change. Storm clouds loom ahead, while the Fijians remain calm and share a lust for life. Collective strength. Providence. Erasure. Words mingle with the elements, and nature intimately weaves together the relationship between humans and their environment. Two scales, two parallel ways of looking at things, but both speaking with one voice.

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