‘The Last Of The Sea Women’: Oscar-Contending Doc Goes Deep With “Bad-Ass” Guardians Of Ancient Tradition

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• The film 'The Last of the Sea Women' explores the haenyeo, an all-female community of free divers in South Korea who have been harvesting the ocean's bounty for centuries, defying gender roles and passing down their skills to younger generations.
• At the helm of the film is director Sue Kim, who worked closely with Malala Yousafzai's production company to capture the haenyeo's incredible story and showcase their importance as 'guardians of an ancient tradition' - one that's now at risk of dying out.