A British production from 2009 directed by Rupert Murray and based on a book by investigative journalist Charles Clover. The documentary The End of the Line (A world without fish) was presented at the International Film Festival Sundance and tells the devastating effects of overfishing in the world, with testimony from leading scientists and local fishermen in many parts of the world.
The End of the Line is projected in the original English version with subtitles in Castilian within the film series about food justice exposure by Pep Bonet, to be seen at Palma CaixaForum until January 12, 2014.
(50% discount for members of La Caixa)
Climb up to the terraces to see Palma from above: bay, bell tower, flying buttresses and rose window (guided tours in shifts)
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A full week of professional tennis in Manacor, on the courts of the academy Rafa Nadal built in his home town. And admission is free. 🎾☀️
The ...
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A dialogue-based tour of the main floor to understand what Palma's stately homes were like and how people lived in them. 🏛️🎒
Did you know that in medieval times the Riera torrent ran along the Born and Carrer de la Unió? A visit to Can Balaguer's most remote past ...
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