Haagua

An Indigenous surf film that celebrates the timeless bond between humanity and the ocean, “Haagua” follows a group of Native American surfers as they revive ancestral traditions, blending cultural resilience with the cultural art of surfing to honor the past and inspire the future.

Cast

Shuuluk Leo-Retz

as Great Great Grandson

Jacinda S. Townsend

as Great Great Grandmother

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