The Alaska Syndrome

Environment/Politics, Germany/France 1991

The film is a long-term study of the largest oil disaster in US history to date. In March 1989, the Exxon Valdez tanker lost around 40 million crude oil in Prince William Sound in Alaska. It will take nature decades to recover from the disaster, while Exxon tries to repair its image with investing money and launching PR campaigns. The film offers insights into the events of 1989 and the long-lasting effects of this disaster. This documentary shows the influence that the oil industry has on the state and its people.
96 min
HD
Starting at 14
Audio language:
EnglishGerman

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Director:

Axel Engstfeld

Composer:

Mike Herting

Producer:

Axel Engstfeld

Original title:

Das Alaska Syndrom

Original language:

German

Format:

16:9 HD, Color

Age rating:

Starting at 14

Audio language:

EnglishGerman