A documentary shot in the North Atlantic and focused on the commercial fishing industry.
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Cast
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Brian Jannelle | ... | Himself (as Captain Brian Jannelle) |
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Adrian Guillette | ... | Himself |
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Arthur Smith | ... | Himself |
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Asterias Vulgaris | ... | Himself |
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Callinectes Sapidus | ... | Himself |
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Christopher Swampstead | ... | Himself |
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Cleona Celata | ... | Himself |
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Clyde Lee | ... | Himself |
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Declan Conneely | ... | Himself |
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Fulmarus Glarialis | ... | Himself |
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F.V. Athena | ... | Himself |
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Gadus Morhud | ... | Himself |
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Hippoglossus Hippoglossus | ... | Himself |
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Homarus Americanus | ... | Himself |
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Johnny Gatcombe | ... | Himself |
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A documentary shot in the North Atlantic and focused on the commercial fishing industry.
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
28 August 2013 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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Box Office
Opening Weekend USA:
$10,000, 3 March 2013Gross USA:
$76,202Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$96,778Company Credits
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1.85 : 1
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Parts of the movie were shot with multiple small Gopro camera's. See more »Crazy Credits
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First of all, i can understand why some folks don't like this movie. It is unconventional, experimental and honest. So not everybody's cup of tea. The first five minutes i was also in a mood of "nahh what is that?" but then i kept watching and let myself go. The scenes are very long so they kinda let you immerse into what is happening after a while. What you see is not nice. But somehow i got hooked. It was almost kinda like meditation. Beautiful and disturbing at the same time. Just images and sound that together form something whole after a while. After i watched it, i didn't knew if i liked it or not. But days later i am still thinking about it, so i decided to like it. It is sort of Art and Reality melted together. An audiovisual experience that drags you down in the world of the sea, the fisherman, the boat, humankind, the world we live in. And it does that without telling you anything you didn't know already, because it doesn't have to.
If you are up for a new experience that will make you think about it for a while, go see the movie!