Blue Heart
Korea | Film 90min, TV 47 or 60min | 4K | Color
Logline
We journey to the Indigenous people who have protected the primal sea with wisdom passed down since ancient times.
Synopsis
In Papua New Guinea, the Koiwai tribe shows us how nature and humanity can live in harmony. It's not us protecting nature. It's the tiny beings of nature that have been protecting humanity. The depth of the ocean captured here will become a precious record of marine ecology.
Director's Statement
Even in today's world, where marine ecosystems are rapidly being destroyed, there are still places where the primal sea remains alive. By living with the Indigenous people of Kaimana, we seek to learn ancient wisdom and to reflect on how far we have drifted from the land and the sea.
Director Rose HAN
Rose Han is a documentary filmmaker, director and producer. She has garnered international acclaim with several award winning works, including 63 Years On, I Hate No One, Long Story Short.
Producer YOON Hyuksoon
Producer Yoon Hyuksoon is an underwater cinematography expert who has explored the world's oceans for over 40 years. He captured the survival and reproduction of rare marine species, with the mission of delivering nature's precious message to all of humanity.