Nina Gualinga speaks to her grandfather’s legacy, calling out the commodification and extractivism of Indigenous lands in the Amazon Rainforest and how this consumption extends to the ancestral medicine, hayakwaska.

Through experimenting with the form of film we see the line between living in two worlds, the changing world, the dreams of the world as it was, and trying to find a way to connect to the land again, reminding us that we are always tied to the land.