

S T O R Y
The Last Whaling Station is a feature documentary and art film in progress that tells the story of the last whaling station in Iceland, and the battle to end commercial whaling. The film is one of a series of films that we are making about the climate crisis. The climate crisis itself is in large part a result of a patriarchal world system that has treated nature as a commodity while subjugating the planet. Even the last whaler of Iceland is killing mostly female whales, many of whom are pregnant. Our artistic approach puts a strong emphasis on the social, psychological and philosophical concepts that we all need to comes to terms with if we are to find common solutions.

ABOUT US
We, as co-directors, met in the Arctic in 2021 while working on two different creative projects tackling the same issue. We quickly found the importance in the difference of our perspectives. The combination of east and west, masculine and feminine, art and activism and so on. We began work on a series of films about the climate crisis. The Last Whaling Station is about ending the commercial hunting of whales in Iceland.
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