Die Nordsee von oben (2011)
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Directors
Silke Schranz, Christian Wüstenberg
A bird’s-eye journey follows Germany’s North Sea coast from East Frisia to Sylt.
The story
Filmed exclusively from a bird’s-eye perspective, the documentary traces a route along Germany’s North Sea coast. It begins in Emden in East Frisia, crosses the Wadden Sea World Heritage Site, and follows the Elbe upstream to Hamburg. The journey then continues via the Halligen and islands in Schleswig-Holstein, concluding at Germany’s northernmost point on Sylt. The source describes a geographical passage through coastal landscapes rather than a character-driven narrative.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
The footage, filmed exclusively from a bird’s-eye view, is structured as a journey along Germany’s North Sea coast, from Emden in East Frisia across the Wadden Sea World Heritage Site and upstream along the Elbe to Hamburg, then via the Halligen and islands in Schleswig-Holstein, ending at Germany’s northernmost point on Sylt.
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