20 June 1976 25 mins
The maker of an anti-whaling video finds himself under pressure from all sides because of Japanese business interests.
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Jeremy Newson as Jeremy
Valerie Colgan as Kim
Michael Fawkes as Hunter
Peter Marinker as Richard
Tony Sibbald as Harding
Liza Ross as Susan Dunfry
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United Kingdom 20 June 1976
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