PADDLE TO SEATTLE: JOURNEY THROUGH THE INSIDE PASSAGE
Two friends build their own kayaks and paddle alone for 97 days in the wilderness over 1,300 miles from Alaska to Seattle and survive to talk about most things.
DUDES ON MEDIA I Feature Documentary
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Paddle to Seattle: Journey through the Inside Passage is an independent documentary chronicling the progress of two intrepid adventurers paddling handmade wooden Pygmy kayaks from Alaska to Seattle.
They navigated the 1,300-mile Inside Passage. From Alaska to Seattle, it’s North America’s only rainforest. There brown bears own the shores. Rain falls for weeks without rest. What’s most unexpected are the surreal encounters with unexpected marine life. The film presents these interactions, in addition to interviews from peoples of the region. All threaded together by the adventurer’s friendship and unusual sense of humor.
ABOUT THE FILM
Run Time 1Hr26Min (Feature Version)
Run Time 52Min (Broadcast Version)
Completed Sep. 26, 2009
Currently Screening in Festivals Only
Feature DVD
Only $14.99
Ships Feb 12
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“You get lost in the journey.”
“...80 minutes of the best feature film about
paddling produced in the last decade.”
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