Where to watch Stolen Fish (2020)

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A documentary examining how industrial fishing practices are transforming life in the Gambia. Chinese companies are processing local fish into powder for export to feed livestock in Europe and Asia, leaving Gambians struggling to access their traditional protein source. The film presents the personal experiences of three Gambians—Abou, Mariama, and Paul—as they navigate the economic and environmental consequences of these practices on their communities and livelihoods.

Why watch

• Directed by Gosia Juszczak; explores global fishing industry impact on local communities
• Features intimate personal narratives from Gambians affected by industrial overfishing
• English-language documentary examining environmental and economic issues in West Africa

Good for: Viewers interested in documentaries about environmental and social issues; certificate status unknown, so check before watching with children.