(Canada, Hong Kong, United Kingdom, United States of America ) 2016 | 102 minutes | Craig Leeson | English
Journalist Craig Leeson, searching for the elusive blue whale, discovers enormous tracts of plastic waste in what should be pristine ocean. Thus begins a four year adventure which sees Leeson and producer Jo Ruxton teaming up with free diver Tanya Streeter and working alongside an international team of scientists and researchers, to explore the fragile state of our oceans. In so doing, they uncover alarming truths about plastic pollution and reveal working solutions that need to be put into immediate effect.
"Equal parts insightful, frightful and cautiously hopeful, this documentary is a must-see." –Joni Blyth, oneroomwithaview.com
Premiere – Raindance, UK
A Plastic Ocean is part of the Core Program:
Single tickets $15
Weekend Gourmet / Bouffe-4-Buffs passes $34
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Entry to any 2 screenings of the Core Series per weekend. (Does not include Saturday Matinee Series).
Coupon for popcorn at the Centre Wakefield La Pêche.
$10 off at local participating restaurants: Bistro Rutherford (819-459-2100); Chez Eric (819-459-3747); Kaffe 1870 (819-459-3943); M.J.M.D Pizza de Luigi Pizza (Chelsea: 819-827-2882 / Wakefield: 819-420-1845 or 819-420-1850); The Village House (819-459-1445); Wakefield Mill (819-459-1838).
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