Fishing techniques have evolved over the last 100,000 years, shaping culinary traditions and social customs in East Asian cultures.
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Fishing techniques have evolved over the last 100,000 years, shaping culinary traditions and social customs in East Asian cultures.
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Synopsis
Fishing practices have evolved significantly over the last 100,000 years, as shown through various techniques employed by fishermen in East Asia. The documentary features insights from director Manoel de Oliveira and actors such as Emmanuelle Fèvre and Stanislas Merhar. It details the cultural significance of fish in local diets and economies, illustrating how these practices have shaped culinary traditions and social customs. The film also contrasts ancient methods with modern innovations, reflecting the ongoing relationship between humans and aquatic environments.
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Why Watch
- See ancient fishing techniques from 100,000 years ago.
- Find out how fish shape East Asian culinary traditions.
- Meet the diverse fishermen and their methods throughout history.
Did You Know
- Fishing techniques have evolved over 100,000 years.
- Fish play a significant role in East Asian food and culture.
- The film features contributions from multiple countries: France, Portugal, and Spain.
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What is the duration of the documentary Super Fish?
Super Fish has a duration of 107 minutes.
Who directed the documentary Super Fish?
The documentary Super Fish was directed by Manoel de Oliveira.
In which countries was Super Fish produced?
Super Fish was produced in France, Portugal, and Spain.
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