Director
Alan Nadal Piantini
Granito de Arena
Documentary
A threatened environment. A community that resists. A relentless fight.
Because it is impossible to love what we do not know, Granito de Arena reveals the harsh reality of coastal communities in the Dominican Republic. Along the country's beautiful shores, overfishing and pollution threaten marine life and the future of the communities that depend on it. Faced with illegal fishing, industrial pollution, and irresponsible tourism, environmentalists, residents, and seafarers each contribute their grain of sand to defend a natural paradise on the verge of disappearing. Featuring rare footage and underwater expeditions, the film bears witness to this struggle and makes an urgent plea for life beneath the surface.
Original promotional material
A web-ready derivative of the promotional trailer recovered from the production archive. The original master remains untouched.
Before Granito de Arena
The complete short documentary that preceded Granito de Arena—an early exploration of the same marine world and conservation mission.
Original sourceDocumentary
Format
Alan Nadal Piantini
Director
Dominican Republic
Country
Puerto Plata · Samaná · Bávaro · Boca Chica
Locations
Marine conservation
Subject
Kovermann Pictures · La Casita
Production
The team
Meet the people credited on this project and explore the work they helped create.
Directed by Alan Nadal Piantini
Archive note: Documentary about marine conservation along the Dominican coast. Project archive — Single Filming Permit #742 (Film Law).
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