Jago: A Life Underwater

The documentary presents Rohani's life experiences against the stunning backdrop of the Togian Islands in Southeast Asia. It captures significant moments as he navigates his roles as a hunter and a community member. The storytelling is deeply rooted in Bajau culture, emphasizing the importance of oral history in preserving traditions across generations.

Jago was created through collaboration with Rohani’s family and friends, who contributed to bringing his story to life. Their involvement adds authenticity to the narrative, showcasing how storytelling is woven into the fabric of their culture. The film effectively highlights the beauty of the underwater world and the challenges faced by the sea nomads.