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This is a film series that inspires hope. It shows the destruction we have caused in our waters, but also that it is possible to repair the damage we have caused. Over the course of three years, documentary filmmaker Martin Falklind and his team make a magical journey through Swedish rivers, lakes and seas, to an underwater world that most of us barely knew existed. In the series, we will see how we have fished out many of our waters, with collapsed ecosystems as a result. But we also get to see good and concrete examples that clearly show that it is possible to repair the damage and that it is possible to reverse the development for the better.
Many fish need running water to reproduce. But in rivers and streams they are often met by hydroelectric dams and other obstacles that we humans have built. Martin Falklind explores the possibilities of helping the fish to migrate freely. We also meet Sweden's first inhabitants after the ice sheet, the char, and meet 12-year-old Edvin who does everything he can to help the fishermen.
We humans have always liked to catch big fish. This has led to the extinction of the sturgeon and the almost complete disappearance of the catfish from Sweden. Miraculously, these giants are back. Martin Falklind takes us on a journey to meet both these strange fish and the people who are committed to their return.
Martin Falklind offers both hope and despair as he takes us on a journey along our coasts. We find dead and dying sharks dumped in a harbor, while scientists discover that giant sharks are hiding in a deep-sea canyon. The herring shortage is affecting both animals and people along the east coast, while large tuna have begun to return to the west coast thanks to more sustainable fishing.
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