Rivers to the Sea
- John Brett,
- 1989,
- 46 min 5 s
This documentary looks at the beauty and the pollution of tidal Atlantic rivers. The rivers' closeness to the sea makes them ideal spawning grounds for many kinds of marine fish that require fresh water to complete some part of their life cycle.
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Film Credit
- director
- John Brett
- producer
- John Brett
- Kent Nason
- script
- Amanda McConnell
- John Brett
- photography
- John Brett
- Gilbert Van Ryckevorsel
- sound
- Alex Salter
- Austin Grimaldi
- editing
- Ken Mullally
- John Brett
- Constance Taylor
- sound editing
- Raymond Vermette
- Louis Collin
- narrator
- Angela Fusco
- music
- Steven Naylor
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