I'm Going to be Late
A short film that begins with the language of romance but slowly reveals something far more unsettling beneath the surface.
Secrets of the North Sea
The North Sea, the largest sea on our doorstep, has many faces: wide tidal environments, high dunes, flat holms and rugged coastlines. Its beaches attract every season not only tourists but also countless seals. And beneath the cool sea surface hides a varied and fascinating underwater world: whether majestic basking before the chalk cliffs of Dover or combative gray seals on the beach of Helgoland, whether mighty squid on the Dutch Oosterschelde, or creepy Greenland shark in the Fjords of Norway.
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The North Sea, the largest sea on our doorstep, has many faces: wide tidal environments, high dunes, flat holms and rugged coastlines. Its beaches attract every season not only tourists but also countless seals. And beneath the cool sea surface hides a varied and fascinating underwater world: whether majestic basking before the chalk cliffs of Dover or combative gray seals on the beach of Helgoland, whether mighty squid on the Dutch Oosterschelde, or creepy Greenland shark in the Fjords of Norway.
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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Florian Graner, Axel Prahl, Thoralf Grospitz, Robert Morgenstern, Alex Hasskerl, Hans-Peter Kuttler, Kay Ziesenhenne, Jens Westphalen, Thomas Behrend, Felix Pustal, Christina Karliczek, Jan Haft, Ernst Sasse
Written By:Jörn Röver
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:NDR Naturfilm
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