All Rivers Spill Their Stories to The Sea

by Jeanie Finlay
In North-East England, a mass crab die-off and post-Brexit mood polarize in the face of climate breakdown.
2026  ·  1h30m  ·  United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
English
English subs
About the Film

The North-East of England, where the river meets the sea. Stan Rennie is the last of a long line of fishermen who have worked the same stretch of coastline for centuries.

When a mysterious tidemark of poisoned crabs & lobsters devastates a small North East fishing town in England, Stan’s life is turned upside down overnight.

Faced with ambivalence from those in power, grief soon gives way to a turbulent quest for answers, led by the unlikeliest of rebels.

A wry, David and Goliath story, told with gallows humour and a strong local accent, about the pain and power of navigating a world which has suddenly, inexplicably changed forever

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About the Director

Jeanie Finlay

Finlay was born to an English mother and a Scottish father, who worked in life insurance. Her mother encouraged her artistic, creative side. Finlay credits a stay with her grandmother in Winchester during a period of teenage illness as key in her decision to follow a creative path. Finlay studied art at Cleveland College of Art and Design and then contemporary arts at Nottingham Trent University. Her first film Teenland, grew out of making an interactive installation artwork Home-Maker about the lives of seven housebound, older people living alone, in Derbyshire and Tokyo.

 

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