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Seal and the City
The one thing stopping Billingsgate Fish Market from being redeveloped is a seal called Sammy, who has been visiting for breakfast for 20 years. But now, he's gone missing. A film crew go down the River Thames at night looking for him. On the way meeting mudlarkers, river police and animal psychics. A playful and comic documentary about a changing city.
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The one thing stopping Billingsgate Fish Market from being redeveloped is a seal called Sammy, who has been visiting for breakfast for 20 years. But now, he's gone missing. A film crew go down the River Thames at night looking for him. On the way meeting mudlarkers, river police and animal psychics. A playful and comic documentary about a changing city.
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