The first Greenpeace expedition to Antarctica took place aboard the Ross Sea, confronting industrialized nations' plans to divide the continent.
Synopsis
The first Greenpeace expedition to Antarctica took place aboard the Ross Sea, confronting industrialized nations' plans to divide the continent.
Synopsis
Greenpeace sent an expedition to Antarctica in 1988 on board the Ross Sea. The mission aimed to assess environmental conditions and resist the efforts of industrialized nations seeking to divide the continent for resource exploitation. Activists documented their experiences and the natural beauty of the region. The film captures the tension between environmental protection and industrial interests in one of the world’s last untouched places.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the first Greenpeace expedition to Antarctica.
- Find out about industrial nations' plans for the continent.
- Meet the activists aboard the Ross Sea.
Did You Know
- The film features the first Greenpeace expedition to Antarctica in 1988.
- The Ross Sea was the vessel used for the expedition.
- The documentary runs for 97 minutes.
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What year did the first Greenpeace expedition to Antarctica take place?
The first Greenpeace expedition to Antarctica took place in 1988.
Who directed the Antarctica Project documentary?
The Antarctica Project documentary was directed by Axel Engstfeld.
How long is the Antarctica Project documentary?
The Antarctica Project documentary has a duration of 97 minutes.
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