On a remote island in the Pacific, two rival tribes, the Hotu Matu'a and the Taku, face off in a struggle for power and survival. Amidst the conflict, the young Abril of the Taku tribe decides to challenge traditions and expectations by falling hopelessly in love with the beautiful Mako, a leader of the Hotu Matu'a tribe. As these two young people confront the pressures of their respective cultures and families, the story unfolds in a sea of political tensions, sacred rituals, and ancient secrets that threaten to destroy their world.
At the same time, the island, famous for its gigantic moai statues, becomes a character in its own right, reflecting both the majesty and the fragility of civilization. As the rivalry between the tribes intensifies, the need to find a new balance becomes crucial. Abril and Mako's relationship symbolizes the possibility of reconciliation and hope in an environment of chaos.
The film takes us on a stunning visual journey, immersed in the culture and mythology of ancient Rapa Nui while exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and the impact of power on ancestral traditions. With an epic backdrop, the story becomes a reflection on identity, connection to the land, and the choices that can change the fate of an entire civilization. The sacrifices that both characters must make will test not only their love but also their loyalty to their families and their people.