Open Season
Open Season
Nestled in the Windward islands lies the island of Grenada, home to one of the most endangered species on the planet, the hawksbill sea turtle.
Open Season is a Grenadian documentary film that tells the story of a unique and dedicated team of researchers and fishermen working to understand and protect Grenada’s last remaining sea turtles in the face of one of the world’s longest open hunting seasons for sea turtles.
Open Season was filmed exclusively in Grenada.
Year: 2024
Runtime: 45 minutes 2 seconds
Language: English
Country: Grenada
Premiere: Grenada
Nicolas Winkler
Director
Nicolas Winkler
Writer
Hannah Harrison
Writer
Roxanna John
Writer
Nicolas Winkler
Producer
Nicolas Winkler is a Grenadian freelance photographer / filmmaker based in Halifax, Canada specializing in conservation and scientific storytelling visuals for the research, academic, non-profit and film sectors. He is interested in underwater themes and the intersection between people and ocean, drawing from his influences as a marine biologist and social scientist.
An accomplished aquanaut, Nicolas discovered his passion for the ocean at a young age in Grenada. He has over 25 years of experience as a competitive freediver (Grenada), recreational scuba and technical rebreather diver and has spent more than 20 years diving the islands to the north of Grenada.