Zhalanash - Empty Shore (2017) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is Zhalanash - Empty Shore about?
Zhalanash - Empty Shore is a documentary. Abandoned ships sit on the dry bed of the Aral Sea in Kazakhstan. Marcin Sauter’s "Zhalanash - Empty Shore" portrays the stark changes in this region caused by Soviet-era irrigation projects. The film captures the lives of local residents adapting to a changed environment. Amid rusting port cranes and desolate landscapes, the struggle for survival unfolds against the backdrop of the sea's drastic decline. The documentary runs for 40 minutes and was released in 2017.
When was Zhalanash - Empty Shore released?
Zhalanash - Empty Shore was released in 2017.
How long is Zhalanash - Empty Shore?
Zhalanash - Empty Shore has a runtime of 40 minutes.
What genre is Zhalanash - Empty Shore?
Zhalanash - Empty Shore is classified as Environment.
What topics does Zhalanash - Empty Shore cover?
Zhalanash - Empty Shore explores topics including relationships, climate-adaptation.