New Guinea, second largest island on earth, is home to over 100,000 species found nowhere else on earth, and to ancient human cultures, including the Moi people. The future of the Moi’s homeland is now threatened by the Indonesian government, who are bent on the logging and development of this last frontier in New Guinea’s wild east. Filmed at great personal risk, this award-winning documentary is a moving, inside look at the destruction of one of the world’s fragile indigenous cultures- clinging to the last vestige of their traditional ways.