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DELINQUENTS OF MARE a film by Madison Stewart

273 views (2013-03-07)Upload date: 2013-03-04⏱ 9:08Nonprofits & Activism

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Delinquents of Mare, or 'D.O.M' was created with the intension to send a message form one youth to another... about the possibilities each individual holds. About my struggle with authorities and the oceans leading me down this path.

The inspiration for this film came from the fact that I spend my mornings amongst my own kind being continuously commended for the work I have done and am doing, and congratulated. The same day I will find myself questioning what is written on paper by our government and industries, and be told that I am nothing more than a delinquent... I realise i may be seen as such to some...

but I am just a child protecting what I love, even though it was not my intension, if I am going to be labelled as such, then I will embrace my name... and my given title. I am a delinquent in the name of the oceans, I do not fight because I hate the people destroying, I fight because i love what they destroy...

so i invite you to embrace your title and fight for the oceans, fight for the earth, on matter what they see you as.

Footage by Madison Stewart, Ernst Stewart
There was also go pro footage from the housings of, Andy Brandy Casagrande IV, and Adam Geiger.

Note: The ship wrecks featured in this film are movie sets and therefore not artefacts that were being damaged. The coral used to sit on was also dead and used as a shark feed arena, nothing was damaged or harmed in the making... except maybe a few divers.

Written, edited and narrated by Madison Stewart.

Elements 5 production.

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