Can't Stop the Water

Synopsis

Isle de Jean Charles, a small island in Louisiana's bayous, has been home to a Native American community for 170 years. The Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw Indians have relied on this land for fishing and hunting. However, coastal erosion and rising sea levels have drastically reduced the island's size over the past fifty years. As storms intensify, the community faces the imminent loss of their ancestral home, a place central to their culture and traditions. They prepare to leave behind a land that has sustained them for generations.