The Fisherman's Diary

Overview

Twelve-year-old Ekah draws motivation from Malala Yousafzai's inspiring journey as the youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Living in a fishing village where educating girls is frowned upon, she resolves to pursue her dreams of schooling despite the societal stigma. Ekah's relentless spirit clashes with her father Solomon, who harbors painful memories related to girls' education. As she battles tradition and seeks to empower herself and others, Ekah's quest for knowledge challenges deeply rooted beliefs and tests familial bonds, illuminating the struggle for girls' rights in her community.