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Directed by Philip Hamilton, RED: A Sea Worth Protecting stars Craig Hilton-Taylor, Angela Ziltener and Micol Montagna. It runs 48m. The documentary movie was released on January 5, 2024.
The story: RED - A Sea Worth Protecting, combines stunning imagery with compelling human stories. Given its location and characteristics, the Red Sea should be one of the least concerning seas in the world, but it is fragile and needs protecting. The film recognises and follows the inspiring journey of the diverse group of people dedicating their lives to protecting it, sharing their frustrations and sacrifices as well as their achievements and hope. Inspired by the alarming facts of the IUCN red list, the film highlights some of the most extraordinary but sadly endangered species that are key to the Red Sea's survival.
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