Netflix's documentary film, The Lost Children, chronicles the extraordinary story of four Indigenous children from the Huitoto tribe who survived a plane crash in the Amazon rainforest and endured 40 days alone in the wilderness. The film highlights the collaborative efforts of the Colombian military and the Indigenous community to rescue the children, emphasizing the unexpected unity forged between these often-divided groups. The story underscores the children's resilience and the profound impact of the experience, with the eldest daughter emerging as a leader in the face of adversity. While the children are now safe, the film also touches on the disturbing allegations of abuse against the children's father, raising questions about the future of the children's well-being and the complex challenges facing the Indigenous community in Colombia.