In 1991 the Queensland Government passed the Queensland Land Act which enabled Aboriginal traditional owners to claim certain specifically gazetted areas of Crown land. One such area was the Cape Melville and Flinders Island National Parks in Princess Charlotte Bay on the eastern coast of Cape York Peninsula. For countless generations the traditional owners of these lands (the Yiiduwarra) have called this their home. This documentary is the story of the forced dispersal from their homelands, and the struggle for their return. The story unfolds through the gentle voices of the Yiiduwarra and rare archival film and sound recordings.