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The Makah, a tribe of ocean-fishing Indians on the northwest coast of USA, are attempting to re-estabilish their ancient whaling tradition. An outrageous notion from the point of view of enviromental protectionists and animal rights activists. The conflict has paradoxical features: traditional Indian way of life, often held up as a model for modern environmental awareness, suddenly becomes an opponent. The controversy grows and leads into a serious conflict by force. In spite of all opposition, the Makah finally catch a whale.

Ralph Marschallek was born in 1953 in Weimar, Thuringia. After the Master in Psychology at University of Jena in 1980, he started to direct some experiemntal short films and documentaries as amateur. From 1981 to 1987 he worked as director’s assistent. Since 1987 he is director, produced for DEFA among others. In 1991 founded the indipendent film production company Um Welt Film, a cooperation of former DEFA directors. In 1992 founded the Thuringian Film Foundation, which is the Chairman. Since 1989 has directed 14 documentaries.
Edizione 2000
Panorama
DOCUMENTARY
Germany , 2000, 117'
REGIA/DIRECTOR
Ralph Marschallek
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