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In the hills of rural Timor Island, a traditional leader watches the bees he once trusted disappear. As their hum fades, so does the honey that sustain his community. Seasons shift, flowers bloom out of rhythm, and he holds onto songs, ceremonies, and stories that honor the bees. Protecting his people’s way of life becomes a struggle to keep nature and tradition alive in a world that is rapidly changing.
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00:19The Bipira
00:21I am a Bipira and a Kassil
00:22I am a Bipira and a Bipira
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00:43I don't know why I have any water for the river.
00:49I'm going to put a little oil in the water.
00:52I'll put it in the water.

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