On this edition of Your Call’s One Planet Series, we're discussing this year’s International Ocean Film Festival in San Francisco, which will be in person this year after two years online.
The four-day festival, which begins on April 7th, features more than 50 films from around the globe covering a wide range of issues, including coastal island culture and conservation, the true cost of deep sea mining, and fish with superpowers. How do films help us celebrate and protect the ocean?
Guests:
Ana Blanco, executive director of the International Ocean Film Festival
Maarten van Rouveroy, documentary filmmaker, cameraman, editor, and director of In Too Deep - The True Cost of Deep Sea Mining
Howard Hall, world-renowned zoologist, marine photographer, and director of Soul of the Ocean
Michele Hall, wildlife filmmaker and producer of Soul of the Ocean
Cheryl Dean, filmmaker and co-director of The Witness is a Whale
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