A short documentary charting the intimate relationship between fishing and Gaelic.
'S e fiolm aithriseach goirid a tha ann am Muir ar n-athraichean anns a bheilear a' dèanamh sgrùdadh air a' cheangal eadar iasgach agus Gà idhlig. Air a chlà radh ann am Beinn na Faoghla agus ann an Uibhist a Deas, tha am fiolm a' sealltainn air mar a tha Gà idhlig na pà irt air leth cudromach den dòigh anns am bi iasgairean a' dèiligeadh ris an à rainneachd mhara. Thathar cuideachd a' coimhead air mar a tha seo fo chunnart air sgà th cur an sàs nan Roinnean Dìon Mara a bhios a' cur stad air iasgairean bho bhith a' dol do chuid dhe na là raichean iasgaich as fheà rr ann an Innse Gall.
Muir ar n-athraichean is a short documentary charting the intimate relationship between fishing and the Gaelic language. Filmed in Benbecula and South Uist, the film explores how Gaelic forms an intrinsic part of fishermen’s engagement with the marine environment, and how this engagement is under threat from the proposed implementation of Marine Protected Areas banning fishermen from some of the Outer Hebrides’s most productive fishing grounds.
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- Mon 10 Feb 2020 23:50