Sea of Slaughter, based on Farley Mowat's best-selling book of the same name, documents five hundred years of greed, waste and bloodshed that has resulted in the destruction of wildlife on Canada's eastern seaboard. The first European explorers encountered a virgin paradise, teeming with vast populations of seals, whales, seabirds, walrus and fish - thought to be inexhaustible and now devastated by man's exploitation. It is a story that continues to this day (1990).
Winner of Wessex Water conservation award at the Wildscreen Film Festival "Golden Panda" awards ceremony, 1990
| Camera: | Rudolf Kovanic |
| Camera: | Paul Atkins |
| Camera: | Rick Rosenthal |
| Camera: | Bora Merdsoy |
| Camera: | John Brett |
| Camera: | Neville Ottey |
| Camera: | G. Van Ryckevorsel |
| Camera: | A. Binnington |
| Director: | John Brett |
| Editor: | David Murray |
| Executive Producer: | James (Jim) Murray |
| Music: | Michael Conway Baker |
| Narrator: | Farley Mowat |
| Producer: | John Brett |
| Production Organisation: | Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) |
| Script: | William Whitehead |
| Script: | Farley Mowat |
| Script: | John Brett |
| Sound: | Bob Jones |
