Seven immortal sisters live in harmony with forest animals. They are rarely spotted by humans, especially with the increasing urbanization. One day two of them come across a hunter. When he aims at a grazing deer, one of them warns him that killing the animal will bring down on him a great curse. The hunter ignores the warning–and shoots. The other sister, in love with the man, tries to save him from misfortune by pointing out a tree that can protect him. The hunter makes an amulet from the tree, carrying a branch with him and thus living many years. One day the amulet falls into the river and is carried away by the current. Before he can defend himself, vultures swoop down from the sky, tearing the hunter apart and devouring him. This story,of the Habesha people,was collected by Ezra Wube among the immigrant community of New York. The stop-motion animation is part of the artist’s project to collect and share the dreams and knowledge of this cultural heritage.