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Catch-a-Fishie| 50mins
Director: Adrin Neatrour | Producer: Adrin Neatrour
Focus Years: 2007 | Country: United Kingdom
Subject Tags: community, culture, europe, livelihood, united kingdom
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
In "Catch-a-Fishie", a fishing community tells its own experiences in its own words. The film accompanies the trawling skippers of Britain’s northeast coast out onto the waves as they pursue the fish. The drama of the hunt is captured both on film and in song by the Eyemouth Fisherman’s Choir. The Choir becomes a story in its own right; as its members grow their old songs are lost and heard no more. Fishing is collective experience. "Catch-a-Fishie" is a film that pitches this experience to its audience using the images and songs of fishing folk to tell it how it is.
Catch-a-Fishie | 50mins

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