Las hijas del mar (2026)

Thousands of miles apart, yet bound by an unspoken rhythm, two distant shores pulse with nearly identical ocean-driven traditions. This captivating documentary traces the parallel lives of Jeju’s legendary haenyeo sea divers and the resilient women of the Basque coastline who hand-weave fishing nets and pilot wooden vessels through Atlantic swells. Instead of emphasizing the vast geography separating them, the film constructs a powerful cultural corridor, demonstrating how these isolated regions mirror one another through synchronized daily routines, steadfast principles, and an enduring stewardship of marine ecosystems. By uncovering these striking parallels, the feature highlights the quiet resilience of women shaping coastal identities across continents, proving that tidal bonds effortlessly transcend borders.