Felicia: The Life of an Octopus Fisherwoman

Felicia: The Life of an Octopus Fisherwoman Synopsis

Felicia is one of the thousands of Malagasy fishermen and women on the Velondriake archipelago whose way of life is increasingly threatened by poverty and political marginalization. As an orphan and later as a mother, she turns to the sea as a means for sustenance, even when migration and commercial trawling threaten small-scale fishing operations. Like many other women in Madagascar, she embodies a steadfast willingness to keep moving forward in the face of major challenges.

Felicia: The Life of an Octopus Fisherwoman is a film directed by José Carlos Pons with a runtime of 12m.