The official At Her Feet trailer has been released for the Hawaiian adventure movie starring Sydney Agudong and Noah Alexander.
, the upcoming Hawaiian adventure drama about two college interns and their guide as they risk their lives to save ancient artifacts from getting destroyed by the erupting volcano.
“At Her Feet is a captivating blend of adventure, mystery, and drama where nature’s fury meets human courage,” reads the synopsis. “The film is a timely and exhilarating tale that taps into our fascination with these powerful natural wonders. It follows the heart-pounding journey of two college archeology interns and their Hawaiian guide as they race against time to save precious artifacts in the path of the volcanic eruption.
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