This documentary follows Pak Harun, a fish listener from the Setiu wetlands of northeast Terengganu on the Malaysian Peninsula. Using a unique traditional fishing method, the fish listeners locate their catch by listening for their fish; hunting by sound. This documentary also examines the symbolic relationship between the local fishing communities and their environment, a unique coastal wetlands which are under threat from rapid development in the area. It captures the stories of the last fish listeners in the world at a time when modern fishing technolo- gies, the depletion of fish stocks around the world, and the demise of traditional fisherfolk are changing our relationship with the sea forever. Set against the backdrop of one of the last pristine coastal wetlands in Malaysia, Fish Listeners of Setiu Lagoons prom- ises to reveal secrets of a time past, which may teach us a thing or two about living with nature for the future. The documentary ‘Fish Listeners of Setiu Lagoons’ was screened by WWF-Malaysia and produced by Apparat in association with FINAS.