What happens when a wild killer whale tries to befriend people? Luna, a lone baby orca is lost in a remote British Columbia fjord. He seeks companionship from people and becomes both beloved and feared. To First Nations, he’s a chief’s spirit. To boaters, he’s a goofy friend. To conservationists, he’s a cause. To scientists, he’s trouble. To officials, he’s a danger. Saving Luna is a feature-length documentary that explores the conflict, understanding, joy and tragedy that ensue when a wild creature develops a close relationship with people: wonderful to know, hard to save.

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