From the silence of the primary forest to the hubbub of a city overrun by urbanisation, from the Canala plain to the hollowed out red hills of the Great South, we follow the trails and the voice of Denis Pourawa, writer, Kanak and New Caledonian poet.
After a long absence, at the dawn of the second independence referendum, Denis returns to his homeland. He tells us about himself through his poetry, follows the traces of his past and leads us on his detours to find the places, men and women who have inspired him. Through them emerges the story of a man and a country, New Caledonia.