In the Brazilian Amazon rainforest, Ana, a member of the Kayapó tribe, weaves her way through the dense undergrowth, her footsteps light and purposeful. With each step, she feels the pulse of the forest, a connection that runs deep within her veins. Ana's heart is heavy with concern for her homeland, knowing that the delicate balance of the rainforest is under threat.

As Ana continues her journey through the forest, she stumbles upon a scene that fills her with dread. A group of outsiders, armed with tools of destruction, are tearing through the rainforest with ruthless efficiency. Ana's heart clenches with anguish as she watches the trees fall one by one, knowing that each one represents a piece of her heritage being lost forever.

Why do you destroy our home?

NO 

TRESPASSING!!

Approaching the loggers with cautious determination, Ana's voice trembles with emotion as she addresses them. "Why do you destroy our home?" she asks, her words a plea for understanding and empathy. But the loggers tell her she is trespassing on her own land and that she will be jailed for approaching any further. 

Distraught by the loggers' disregard for the rainforest and its inhabitants, Ana seeks solace and guidance from the elders of her tribe. With their guidance, Ana begins to formulate a plan to defend their land and way of life from those who seek to exploit it.