Kei te mura o te ahi a Zane Wedding, tohunga kake rākau, e kimi huarahi anga mua ana; ki te tū hei āki i ngā kariri o te wā, ki te whai rānei i tāna e ngākaunuitia nei?

Zane Wedding (Ngāti Kuri, Ngāti Pikiao), a world-class tree climber, has always been driven by competition. But when he takes a stand during a 60-day protest to save Auckland’s ancient trees, his life takes an unexpected turn. Arrested for his activism, Zane’s time in jail sparks a journey of self-discovery guided by the wairua of his tūpuna. He begins to question whether his love for tree climbing can coexist with a newfound sense of responsibility to protect nature and support his community. As Zane navigates this internal conflict, he must decide whether to continue chasing the thrill of the win or embrace a greater cause.

Whai muri mai i tā Zane Wedding noho porotēhi mō ngā rā e 60, ki te tohu i ngā rākau tawhito o Tāmaki Makaurau, ka mauherea ia. Nā konā pūrangiaho mai ai te ara tika. I raro i ngā aratakitanga o ōna mātua tūpuna, ka parangia e ia he huarahi hou hei waha i ngā kaupapa nui whakahirahira, me te whakarere hoki i tāna e kaingākau nei.