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202590 minPGdocumentary

SEAGNAL

202590 minPGdocumentary

Seven individuals respond to the ocean's warning signals, addressing issues like marine debris, overfishing, and rising sea levels threatening coastal villages.

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Park Jeong-rye,

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Seven individuals respond to the ocean's warning signals, addressing issues like marine debris, overfishing, and rising sea levels threatening coastal villages.

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Park Jeong-ryedirector

Lee Ji-yoondirector

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Park Jeong-rye follows seven individuals as they respond to alarming changes in ocean life. Marine debris and ghost fishing threaten sea animals worldwide. Coastal villages face flooding from rising sea levels. Overfishing pushes many species to the brink of extinction. The documentary presents the final signals from the ocean, urging awareness and action. SEAGNAL runs for 90 minutes and releases in 2025.

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