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The Whale (1971)
A documentary short about the "exploding whale" in Florence, Oregon, in 1973, and the environmental impact of whaling.
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A documentary short about the "exploding whale" in Florence, Oregon, in 1973, and the environmental impact of whaling.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:3/11/1971
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Runtime:7 minutes
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