A film crew embarks from Montevideo, Uruguay, in February 2013 for an 87-minute voyage to the Antarctic Ocean in search of krill.
Synopsis
A film crew embarks from Montevideo, Uruguay, in February 2013 for an 87-minute voyage to the Antarctic Ocean in search of krill.
Synopsis
David Sington and a film crew departed from Montevideo, Uruguay, in February 2013. They journeyed across the South Atlantic to meet the Saga Sea, a high-technology trawler in the Antarctic Ocean. The crew sought krill, a small sea creature with potential to change human nutrition. The film questions whether krill exploitation can benefit diets worldwide or threaten a vital ecosystem.
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Why Watch
- Follow David Sington's crew into stormy South Atlantic waters.
- Meet the Saga Sea, a cutting-edge Antarctic trawler.
- Find out if krill can transform human nutrition.
Did You Know
- The film crew left Montevideo, Uruguay, in February 2013.
- The Saga Sea is a high-technology trawler operating in the Antarctic Ocean.
- The film has a total duration of 87 minutes.
- The documentary was directed by David Sington and released in 2015.
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Who directed the documentary Licence to Krill?
David Sington directed the documentary Licence to Krill.
What year was Licence to Krill released?
Licence to Krill was released in 2015.
What is the main focus of the documentary Licence to Krill?
The documentary focuses on the search for krill in the Antarctic Ocean and the potential impact of its exploitation on global nutrition and ecosystems.
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