Ester moves to Alta in the autumn of 1979 and starts her first job as a substitute teacher. In order to fit in at the college, she keeps her Sami background hidden. Ester's cousin is a Sami activist and participates in the demonstrations against the planned hydropower plant in Altaelva. When Ester joins him at the protest camp, her awakening begins - and the journey out of shame. She throws herself into a conflict-filled battle for the preservation of the river and for the right to be herself.
Let the River Flow is a drama with deep conflicts, about a young person's courage in the fight for Sami rights in one of the most important events in Sami and Norwegian history.
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