Kiribati? Here We Are

The documentary runs for 52 minutes and provides a detailed look at the lifestyle of the Gilbertese people across the 33 islands of Kiribati. It discusses various aspects of their history, including the impacts of colonialism, World War Two, nuclear testing, and foreign industry on their society.

In addition to historical insights, the film captures the celebrations surrounding Kiribati's independence on July 12, 1979. It showcases the resilience of the nation and the importance of this milestone in their journey toward self-determination. The combination of historical context and cultural documentation makes this film significant for collectors of documentary films and those interested in Pacific Islander studies.