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Film Info

Germany 2013 | 40 min. Director: Barbara Trottnow
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KAPTAN JUNE

Synopsis

June Haimoff lives since the mid-eighties in Dalyan (Turkey) and is involved there in the protection of endangered sea turtles. When on their nesting beach a hotel should be built, she launched a global campaign, successfully, the hotel was not built and the Iztuzu beach is now part of a Special Protected Area.On site they all call her Kaptan June. Before the Englishwoman stayed in Dalyan, she sailed with her boat through the Mediterranean. In December 2012, she celebrated her 90th birthday, but full of energy she continues to fight for the protection of the environment. Three years ago she set up a foundation, which is committed to preserve the natural habitat of sea turtles and to protect them from the effects of tourism. Since every year more and more tourists come to the beach. Most of them are day-trippers, intent on seeing some supposedly untouched piece of nature. The number of boats that offer trips to the Turtle Beach has grown constantly. Kaptan June's Foundation now offers all captains to provide the propellers of their boats with a kind of protective cage so the turtles are not injured.

Cast & Crew

Festivals/awards

Turkish FF Frankfurt,
1001 Belgesel FF Istanbul

Production Company

Cast & Crew

Barbara Trottnow
Barbara Trottnow
Jonas Trottnow
Armin Riegel

Categories

Documentary
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