

A 40-mile swim around Easter Island is attempted by South African endurance swimmer Sarah Ferguson, facing strong currents and waves for up to 32 hours.
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A 40-mile swim around Easter Island is attempted by South African endurance swimmer Sarah Ferguson, facing strong currents and waves for up to 32 hours.
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Sarah Ferguson prepares for a historic swim around Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui. The South African endurance swimmer aims to become the first person to complete the 40-mile challenge non-stop. Her attempt, estimated to take up to 32 hours, faces strong currents, large waves, and powerful winds. A global team supports her mission, which also seeks to raise awareness about plastic pollution. Directed by Tod Hardin, Against the Current runs for 58 minutes and is currently screening at film festivals.
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Why Watch
- Follow Sarah Ferguson's historic swim around Easter Island.
- Meet a global team focused on ocean plastic pollution.
- See the physical limits of endurance swimming.
Did You Know
- Sarah Ferguson aims to swim 40 miles around Easter Island non-stop.
- The swim is estimated to take up to 32 hours to complete.
- Sarah cannot touch a boat or another person during her swim.
- The documentary is directed by Tod Hardin and runs for 58 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the main subject of the documentary Against the Current?
The main subject is South African endurance swimmer Sarah Ferguson.
What is the distance Sarah Ferguson attempts to swim around Easter Island?
Sarah Ferguson attempts to swim 40 miles around Easter Island.
What environmental issue does the documentary address?
The documentary addresses the issue of plastic pollution.
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