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Synopsis
Festivals
In the remote Shetland Islands, Pete and Jan Bevington have dedicated their lives to rescuing wild seals and otters. From oil spills to orphaned pups, their sanctuary faces mounting challenges, not least climate change and shifting marine ecosystems. Told through Pete’s voice and stunning natural imagery, this intimate documentary explores what it means to care for nature at the edge of the world.
- Finalists for the Biodiversity Award at the European Wildlife Film Awards
Directed by
Matteo Clarke & Roman Willi
Producer
WildReach Productions GmbH
Country
Switzerland
Languages
English
Available
Worldwide
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