Video: Daughter of the Sea

Daughter of the Sea is a cinematic poem evoking a fisherman’s relationship with his daughter and with the sea. Shot in the French town St Jean de Luz.

Directed by Maceo Frost
Director of Photography – Christophe Collette
Underwater DoP – Vincent Kardasik

Executive producer – Blaise Izard
Line Producer – Manu Henoque
Editor Andreas – Arvidsson
Composer – Gustav Karlström
Sound design – Anton Ahlberg
Colorist – Nicke Jacobsson
Production co – badassfilms.tv

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3 comments on “Video: Daughter of the Sea”

kim4true
July 18, 2020

Oh Michael! This short film touches so many parts of my own life. I love it!

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- Vox Populi
  July 18, 2020
  
  Thanks, Kim. As the father of a beautiful woman and as someone who grew up next to the sea, I love this film as well.
  
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Susan Tyler
July 18, 2020

7/18Hi Maria–A little refreshing day at the beach– as close as I’m going to get!Susan

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This entry was posted on July 18, 2020 by Vox Populi in Art and Cinema, Environmentalism, Fiction, Poetry and tagged Chippewa fishermen, Christophe Collette, Daughter of the Sea, Dean Goes Surfing, fatherhood, fathers and daughters, fathers and sons, Human impact on the ocean, In the murky waters of climate change native fishers are among the most vulnerable, Maceo Frost, plastic in ocean, St. Jean de Luz, Surfing with Smiles, Vincent Kardasik, Who Will Tell Them.

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