Emmanuel Laurin swims 120 km along the Mediterranean coastline from May 25 to June 8, 2017, collecting macro-waste to raise awareness about pollution.
Synopsis
Emmanuel Laurin swims 120 km along the Mediterranean coastline from May 25 to June 8, 2017, collecting macro-waste to raise awareness about pollution.
Synopsis
Emmanuel Laurin, also known as 'The Great Saphir', swam 120 km along the Mediterranean coast from May 25 to June 8, 2017. During his swim, he collected macro-waste from the sea to protest pollution. The film features various civic initiatives aimed at environmental preservation. It emphasizes action over mere discussion, illustrating how individuals can help combat pollution and protect marine ecosystems. Directed by Jérémie Stadler, the documentary runs for 56 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Follow Emmanuel Laurin's 120 km swim for the environment.
- See how individual actions can combat ocean pollution.
- Meet various civic initiatives for environmental preservation.
Did You Know
- Emmanuel Laurin swam 120 km along the Mediterranean coastline.
- The swim took place from May 25 to June 8, 2017.
- The documentary has a duration of 56 minutes.
- The film was directed by Jérémie Stadler.
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Who is known as 'The Great Saphir'?
Emmanuel Laurin is known as 'The Great Saphir'.
How long was the swim undertaken by Emmanuel Laurin?
Emmanuel Laurin undertook a 120 km swim along the Mediterranean coastline.
What was the purpose of Emmanuel Laurin's swim?
The purpose of the swim was to achieve athletic success and to collect macro-waste from the sea to raise awareness about pollution levels in the Mediterranean.
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