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'After the Tide' dives into the real-life struggles of coastal erosion through the lens of Happisburgh, a small village in Norfolk. It's fascinating how it weaves personal stories with the broader implications of government policies, you really feel the weight of what's at stake. The pacing is contemplative, allowing the viewer to absorb the gravity of the situation, while the cinematography captures both the beauty and the fragility of the coastline. What stands out is the use of local voices, driving home the urgency of the issues faced by those who call this place home. It's not just about the landscape; it's about community, resilience, and the fight against forces beyond their control.
Focuses on community impactCaptivating cinematographyLocal voices drive the narrative
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Joseph Harrington
Director