Jedda

An Aboriginal girl, raised by a white family, experiences a profound inner calling as she transitions into adulthood. This powerful urge compels her to embark on a traditional "Walkabout," a journey deeply rooted in her tribal heritage. As she navigates the intersection of her two worlds, she confronts cultural identity and the pull of her ancestral past, revealing the complexities of belonging and self-discovery. The film captures the tension and beauty of her struggle, showcasing the clash between her adopted upbringing and her indigenous roots.