Las hijas del mar

Las hijas del mar

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Release Date

9/24/2026

Runtime

63 mins

Overview

On opposite sides of the world, communities separated by thousands of kilometres share the same way of living with the sea. From the legendary women divers of Jeju island, the haenyeo, to professions such as net-making or the rowing of boats by women on the Basque coast, the documentary builds a sociocultural bridge between territories which may seem different, but which are in fact deeply connected by common values, pace of life and their relationship with the natural environment.

Status

Released

Original Language

Spanish

Budget

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Revenue

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A meditative portrait of communities across the globe who share an ancient, generational bond with the sea. Through the lives of women divers, net-makers, and rowers, the film discovers how distance dissolves in the face of shared labor, tradition, and respect for the ocean.

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ContemplativeWistfulIntimate

Themes

IdentityNatureMigrationGender

Tone

Tender

Pacing

Meditative

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Structure

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Las hijas del mar (2026) directed by Gemma Gonzalez Martinez | FirstCinema