More Rotto celluloid.
A Fish Tale “expos(es) an issue that needs to be heard by the local West Australian community”, according to its makers.
“The documentary, about exploitation of Rottnest Island’s natural resources, is swimming around the globe without a hint of tiring,” says Black Pearl Pictures (Black Pearl, of course, is also the name of Johnny Depp’s ship in those pirate movies).
The flick won best film at the Margaret River Film Festival and the Hawaii Ocean Film Festival’s Best Short award.
“It explores the delicate nature of the Rottnest marine environment and the risk it is being put under by oil exploration”, according to the Western Suburbs Weekly.
A Fish Tale “expos(es) an issue that needs to be heard by the local West Australian community”, according to its makers.
“The documentary, about exploitation of Rottnest Island’s natural resources, is swimming around the globe without a hint of tiring,” says Black Pearl Pictures (Black Pearl, of course, is also the name of Johnny Depp’s ship in those pirate movies).
The flick won best film at the Margaret River Film Festival and the Hawaii Ocean Film Festival’s Best Short award.
“It explores the delicate nature of the Rottnest marine environment and the risk it is being put under by oil exploration”, according to the Western Suburbs Weekly.
BPP advise you to keep an eye peeled for A Fish Tale at a film festival near you.
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