Six fishermen in Nova Scotia seize a Federal building in protest against regulations that allow corporations to destroy their traditional fishing grounds.
Synopsis
Six fishermen in Nova Scotia seize a Federal building in protest against regulations that allow corporations to destroy their traditional fishing grounds.
Synopsis
In a small town in Nova Scotia, six fishermen barricade themselves inside a Federal building. They protest against regulations that allow corporations to damage their traditional fishing grounds. As the government remains unyielding, the fishermen escalate their actions, seizing six additional buildings across Atlantic Canada. Tense footage captures their determination, while interviews with government officials and industry leaders provide context to the conflict. One More Dead Fish documents a community's struggle against the forces of globalization in 2004.
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Why Watch
- See fishermen fighting for their fishing rights in Nova Scotia.
- Meet government officials discussing corporate regulations.
- Find out how globalization impacts local fishing communities.
Did You Know
- Six fishermen seized a Federal building in Nova Scotia in 2004.
- The fishermen occupied six more buildings across Atlantic Canada.
- The film has a runtime of 56 minutes.
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What year was One More Dead Fish released?
One More Dead Fish was released in 2004.
How long is the documentary One More Dead Fish?
The duration of One More Dead Fish is 56 minutes.
Where did the fishermen seize federal buildings?
The fishermen seized federal buildings in a small town in Nova Scotia and six more buildings across Atlantic Canada.
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