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Deep Dive: Antarctica Project (1988)

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Antarctica Project
The film follows the first Greenpeace expedition to Antarctica aboard the Ross Sea. It focuses on the environmental issues facing the continent and the efforts of industrialized nations to divide the land for exploitation. The documentary captures the tension between conservation efforts and industrial interests. Director Axel Engstfeld presents the expedition's activities and the stark beauty of Antarctica. The film emphasizes the urgency of protecting the continent from commercial interests while showcasing the dedication of the Greenpeace team in their mission.

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.

Perfect For

Environmental activismAntarctic explorationMarine conservation