Eta Carinae

When the aboriginal community at Uluru shuts down the local airport and National Park, James Cook, a government representative and himself aboriginal, is sent to address the situation, initially perceiving it as a labor dispute. During his visit, he meets anthropologist Pam and elder Billy, embarking on a walkabout to Kata Djuta and Uluru, where they prepare for an extraordinary celestial event. As the star Eta Carinae dramatically brightens, differing perspectives emerge about its significance, hinting at deeper cultural meanings.