Shiver, by Dave Charley and Chris Scarffe, is a documentary about Mozambique's shark finning problem and its effects on the locals. It follows a Mozambican fisherman, who fishes for sharks in his village to sell to the Chinese traders who travel around Mozambique to buy shark fin. The documentary is in Portuguese with English subtitles.
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Shiver - a documentary on the plight of sharks in Mozambique
Started by Drew, Jun 09 2011 06:02 AM
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Posted 09 June 2011 - 06:02 AM
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Posted 09 June 2011 - 06:30 AM
Dave and Chris don't sound like portugese names 
Sounds like an interesting one, will check it out when I reach civilization
Sounds like an interesting one, will check it out when I reach civilization
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Posted 14 June 2011 - 07:08 PM
Thanks! It is a very comprehensive documentary.
I wish that the certain Dr G has stopped defending his line that most sharks are caught by artisanal fishermen!
I wish that the certain Dr G has stopped defending his line that most sharks are caught by artisanal fishermen!
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