In the heart of the Amazon rainforest, the Waiapi tribe faces a critical moment. As their traditional way of life is increasingly threatened by the modern world, the birth of a new generation brings both hope and uncertainty. This documentary explores the unique birthing practices of the Waiapi, where babies are traditionally caught not by doctors or midwives, but by the fathers themselves. It examines the cultural significance of this practice and the challenges the tribe encounters as they strive to preserve their ancient customs.
