One More Dead Fish tells the heartwrenching story of environmentally-friendly handline fishermen fighting to survive in a rapidly globalizing industry. In fascinating interviews with local fishermen, government officials, biologists, and industry CEO's, we learn about complex regulatory, legislative, and environmental issues. This film grounds the viewer in a clear historical context as it explains one of the world's great environmental disasters, the destruction of the Grand Banks fisheries. And in examining the often Orwellian language of the multinational fishing industry, One More Dead Fish explores the media's failure to report on the true environmental costs of globalization. This film points the way toward saving the world's fisheries before it's too late.
Reviews
"A powerful, compelling portrayal of a community fighting back
against government-promoted, corporate destruction of their
livelihood."
-Michael Moore, Filmmaker
"Inspiring!"
-Howard Zinn, historian
"A terrific film. I hope it is widely seen."
-Haskell Wexler, filmmaker
"The cinematography is riveting. You must see it!"
-Ted Danson, actor/activist
"A compelling story-based on unimpeachable science."
-Les Watling, PhD., Darling Marine Center, U. of Maine
"This inspiring film is a lesson to all citizens about the urgent need for sustainable fisheries. Very moving."
-U.S. Congressman William J. Delahunt, MA
"Will resonate in the minds and hearts of our audience."
-Bernie Roscetti, Program Manager, Maine PBS
"This film has the ring of the truly spoken...the real story behind one of the most important social protests of the last quarter-century."
-Donald Grady, Professor of Sociology, Acadia
University, Canada
Awards
GRAND PRIZE WINNER, Planet in Focus Film Festival, Toronto Bronze Award, 2005 Columbus International Film and Video Festival
Broadcasts
Free Speech TV, New Hampshire Public Television
Screenings
Vermont International Film Festival, Seoul Human Rights Film Festival, Maine International Film Festival