Cutting the Line makes a powerful statement against a disposable culture that threatens our existence while making it clear that individuals and communities can indeed make a difference.

The documentary follows husband and wife team, Naude and Katja Dreyer, and their three children as they embark on a mission to rescue seals entangled in plastic pollution along the Namibian coastline. As the seals grow bigger, the debris cuts deeper into their bodies, causing painful wounds that often lead to an agonizing death. What begins as a few spur-of-the-moment rescues quickly evolves into a unique environmental organization that finds itself pitted against a mounting global crisis.

The film serves as an inspirational clarion call to advocate for global policies to support communities actively fighting to mitigate and remediate ocean pollution.

Produced by Julie Andersen
Music by Sagarias Tsam
Cinematography by Alan Van Gysen
Edited by Brett Bert Shaw
Sound by Tim Pringle