"Fish meet philosophy on New Zealand's Ninety Mile Beach."07 January 2011Factual
Fish meet philosophy on Ninety Mile Beach. Having caught the Far North at play in Kaikohe Demolition, local film-maker Florian Habicht returned to film them fishing on Ninety Mile Beach at the ‘Snapper Classic’ - the world’s largest Snapper fishing contest. “The brain is a multi-faceted thing that thinks about all sorts of things, mostly bullshit - whereas a fish doesn’t, a fish only thinks about eating, reproduction, and staying alive. A bit like the kiwi male, probably.” Muses local fi sherman Neil Moody in the film.
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Land of the Long White Cloud
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Land of the Long White CLoud - scenes from the film
New Zealand theatrical release 21 January 2010 ! Florian Habicht's latest documentary. Fish meet philosophy on New Zealand's Ninety Mile Beach.
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