Produced over the course of four years, this inspiring feature-length documentary takes us to one of the most unique places in the world – the enigmatic Galapagos Islands, for a journey of self-discovery, adventure, and redemption.
Through their shared passion for finding and studying the biggest shark in the world, Sofia Green and her father Jonathan must face the reality of their past, so they can reconnect a lost bond and embrace their future.
Accompanied by a compelling soundtrack and spectacular cinematography, this is a film of female empowerment, family relationships and passion for the natural world. It’s a beautifully woven story that will resonate with all who watch it, as no matter the situation – parents and our need for connection, are universal.
Directed by Ignacio Walker
Runtime: 76 mins
Filmmaker Ignacio Walker will Join us For discussion
Director/Producer/Cinematographer: Ignacio Walker – Chilean Emmy nominated cinematographer for the Netflix Series “Our Great National Parks” and award winning director of the short film “Quito My Story
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