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Skagerrak
Synopsis
In 2018, photographer and filmmaker Werner Lebert spent a total of 38 days aboard the fishing trawler J. von Cölln out of Cuxhaven, in the raw and stormy North Sea. The fishing trips took the nine-person crew on board the 42-metre long, 12-metre wide boat through the northern Skagerrak Strait as far north as the Faroe Islands. Storms with winds up to 10 or 11 on the Beaufort scale are not uncommon in those waters. It was under those harsh conditions that the director and his cameraman documented the work of the crew – from deploying and reeling in the nets, to slaughtering the fish by hand, and storing the catch on ice. Fish can remain on board for a maximum of seven days before losing their status as fresh fish … “Skagerrak” is a precisely observed record that captures with great immediacy both the rigours of the profession and the beauty of the sea, conveying them with realism and an appropriate lack of sentimentality.Cast & Crew
- Director
- Producer
- Screenwriter
- Director of photography
note team
Director: Werner LebertWriter: Werner Lebert
Camera: Bernd Effenberger, Werner Lebert
Casz: Crew der J. v. Cölln mit Kapitän Fritz Flindt
Production: Werner Lebert
note team
Regie: Werner LebertBuch: Werner Lebert
Kamera: Bernd Effenberger, Werner Lebert
Darsteller:innen: Crew der J. v. Cölln mit Kapitän Fritz Flindt
Produzent: Werner Lebert
