AKA
Director: Julia F. Mann
Narrative short
Fantasy, Adventure |
USA |
17 min
Aka’s tribe of bottle nose dolphins crosses paths with a lone sailor in the equatorial mid-Atlantic ocean, exciting Aka because he wonders if his tribe has found a descendant of the long-lost, ancient Sea Kings of Atlantis. When the unimaginable happens, their fates become intertwined, leaving the dolphins with a life-transforming decision to make. This timeless, captivating story reveals an almost-forgotten legend and inspires a call to action—in audiences of all ages—to honor and protect the oceans.
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Director’s bio:
Julia Mann chose a career as a certified public accountant, but when she read the novel AKA, by Tristan Jones, she instantly knew she wanted to share this story. With passionate perseverance, she shares this legendary tale in the hope that it inspires respect and care of the oceans. “If sharing this epic story inspires one person to become a greater steward of our oceans, then I will be delighted. The more, the better, of course.” She lives in Southwest Florida, where she enjoys connecting with dolphins on the water and at the beach.