S4, Ep 6: Far End of the Sea - Filmmaking on Nauru
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S4, Ep 6: Far End of the Sea - Filmmaking on Nauru
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Nauru Immigration Officer and filmmaker Cramer Cain joins YPT’s Pacific Tours Regional Manager and resident filmmaker Justin Martell for a conversation about Naoero, formerly known as Nauru, and the making of Far End of the Sea, the island’s first feature film shot entirely there.
They discuss what it takes to make a period drama without an established film industry, how local people helped bring the production to life, and what the film could mean for Pacific filmmaking. Justin, who has written extensively about DPRK cinema, reflects on the thrill of exploring stories made by Pacific filmmakers. The conversation also covers tourism, Naoero’s history and identity, climate change, and the challenges of connecting remote islands by air.
Want to experience Naoero for yourself? Find out more about YPT’s Least Visited Countries Combo Tour.
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