The Book of the Sea

Life vanishingly rare

Nick Holdsworth / August 18, 2019

CLIMATE: Enriched with animated segments depicting the legends and culture of the Inuit and Chukchi people, The Book of the Sea reveals a side of Russia rarely seen.

Aleksei Vakhrushev, Alexey Ottoy, Arctic, Bering Strait, climate, ecology, High Latitudes ltd, HOTDOCS, MakeDox, Nanook of the North, Robert J. Flaherty, The Book of the Sea, Thessaloniki Documentary Festival, Yupik Inuit

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