Dolphin Blue: Soar Again, Fuji

The film follows Kazuya Uemura, an American veterinarian at the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, who embarks on a mission to help Fuji, a mother dolphin suffering from a damaged tail due to necrosis. Uemura's approach is hands-on, allowing him to learn about dolphin care while performing his duties as a zookeeper. The narrative captures his determination to restore Fuji's ability to swim after a critical amputation.

"Dolphin Blue: Soar Again, Fuji" explores themes of hope, love of animals, and the bond between humans and marine life. It emphasizes the challenges faced by the aquarium's staff and the emotional journey of both Uemura and Fuji. The film's setting in Okinawa during the summer adds a vibrant backdrop to this inspiring story that showcases the lengths one can go for the sake of an injured animal's recovery.