Most of the footage was shot in the North Atlantic, capturing whale behavior that had never been filmed before.
Synopsis
Most of the footage was shot in the North Atlantic, capturing whale behavior that had never been filmed before.
Synopsis
Off the coast of Iceland, whalers prepare for a hunt in the North Atlantic. Filmed in 1987, this documentary presents a detailed look at modern whaling practices, combining historical context with scientific insights. It features unique footage of whale behavior, some of which had never been recorded before. The film contributes to the ongoing debate surrounding whaling, capturing the tension between tradition and conservation efforts in the region.
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Why Watch
- See unique whale behaviors never filmed before.
- Find out about the whaling controversy in Iceland.
- Meet the whales of the North Atlantic.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 1987 and runs for 28 minutes.
- Most footage was specifically shot for this documentary in the North Atlantic.
- The film captures whale behavior that had never been filmed before.
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What year was the documentary Iceland Whaling released?
Iceland Whaling was released in 1987.
How long is the documentary Iceland Whaling?
The duration of Iceland Whaling is 28 minutes.
What type of footage is featured in Iceland Whaling?
Most of the footage was shot specifically for the film in the North Atlantic, including unique shots of whale behavior.
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