Five-year-old Natan spends time with his father, Jorge, in the Chinchorro reef, engaging in fishing and sailing before a trip to Rome.
“Filmed in the second-largest coral reef system on the planet!”
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Five-year-old Natan spends time with his father, Jorge, in the Chinchorro reef, engaging in fishing and sailing before a trip to Rome.
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Synopsis
Five-year-old Natan spends time with his father, Jorge, in Chinchorro, Mexico. They fish and sail in the clear waters of the Chinchorro reef, the second-largest coral reef system in the world. Natan learns about his Mayan heritage and the value of nature. Their activities strengthen their bond as they create memories before Natan travels to Rome with his mother. The film captures their relationship during this significant time in Natan's childhood.
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Why Watch
- See Natan and Jorge's bond in the Chinchorro reef.
- Find out about Mayan heritage and marine life.
- Meet a single father navigating family dynamics.
Did You Know
- Natan is five years old during the events of the film.
- The film is set in the Chinchorro reef, the second-largest coral reef system.
- The documentary has a runtime of 73 minutes.
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What is the setting of the documentary 'To the Sea'?
The documentary is set in Chinchorro, Mexico, focusing on the experiences of a five-year-old boy named Natan and his father, Jorge.
Who directed the documentary 'To the Sea'?
The documentary was directed by Pedro González-Rubio.
What marine feature is featured in 'To the Sea'?
The documentary is filmed in the second-largest coral reef system on the planet.
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