Maria Stuut

The tides in the Wadden Sea follow the rhythm of the moon, and the boat adjusts its course accordingly. The seagull follows the rhythm of man – it has become dependent on the fish waste that the fisherman leaves behind during the week, and on the weekends, when the fisherman is watching football, hunger threatens. Seagulls Scream on the Weekend provides an insight into the intertwined rhythms of the Wadden Sea region, and examines the relationship between boat, man and seagull.

Underneath the searchlight of Amelands lighthouse, three teenage girls called Indy, Emma and Myrte are finding their way into adulthood. Nature is a familiar stranger, just like Indy’s older cousin who takes the girls fishing and takes drunken joy rides in the dunes.

The demise of the dinosaurs fuels our imagination. Dinosaurs are as mythical as dragons, but they were also real. After a meteor strike, dust prevented any sunlight from reaching the Earth. A team of scientists examines a single fine line in the rock bed that contains minute-by-minute knowledge of that disastrous day 66 million years ago.