This concise documentary amplifies the voices of the residents of Cuninico, a Kukama Kukamiria Native Community situated along the Marañon River in Loreto, Peru. In 2014, the community endured one of Peru's most significant environmental catastrophes when over 3000 barrels of oil leaked into the Cuninico river due to corrosion of the Norperuvian Pipeline. Since then, the community has grappled with contaminated water and food, leading to the pervasive presence of heavy metals in both the environment and residents' bodies, resulting in severe illnesses and a profound disruption of their traditional way of life. Despite prevailing in a legal battle against Petroperu for negligence in maintaining the Norperuvian pipeline, the community, even after a decade, awaits the full implementation and execution of indemnification, remediation, and health initiatives. Through poignant testimonies, this short documentary sheds light on the ongoing struggles and resilience of the people of Cuninico.