Jotàt (11?) and a boy (11?) are on a tree ready to shoot an arrow at an ox.

Jotaro's mother tries to wake her up.

Jotat washes herself in the river. Other girls play in the river.

Jotàt and other children run because they saw an animal (parrot?) that then takes refuge in the caves.

Jotàt watches a boy with a bow walking into the river.

Jotàt gives something to a man.

Jotàt checks a boy's hair, looking for lice.

Jotat's mother performs a sort of healing ritual with a leaf on her daughter,

A girl (6?) among the women in the village.

Jotàt approaches his mother who is preparing the fire.

A girl (11?) is seen as the children are being prepared for the next day's ritual.

Jotàt and other children of the village during the ritual.

Jotàt embodies a girl who bravely did not run away, but looked for her brother, during an attack on the village that had taken place in the past by some bandits, as told by a village elder.

Jotàt with her mother.

Jotàt takes off her shirt for a protection ritual.

An old black and white documentary is shown.

A girl is seen outside a hut while a woman inside is giving birth, then we see Jotàt arrive.