GuttedN/C 15+
- Dates Showing:
- Tuesday 12 June
- Show Times:
- 18:45 [ see showings ]
What are the consequences for a small community when the white fish industry collapses? This poignant film tells the human tales of fishermen and their families. Fishing is one of Britain's oldest industries, and Fraserburgh is a community significantly dependent on it. This documentary charts the community's reaction to quota cuts and consequent drastic reduction in the industry. The filming at sea is extensive, and includes a trip to a breakers yard in Denmark and to the EC in Brussels. This film was screened in June 2004, and won the BAFTA Scotland Best Documentary in 2004 and the Celtic Film Festival Best Documentary in 2005.
- Director:
- David Peat
- Year:
- 2004
- Running Time:
- 1h
- Country:
- Scotland
- Language:
- English
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