The feature length documentary "Canning Paradise" delves into the development of the tuna industry in Madang, Papua New Guinea, and in particular the establishment of the Pacific Marine Industrial Zone, which is opposed by many of the local people.

 Journalist and documentary filmmaker Olivier Pollet travelled to Madang to find out why, and he joins us to discuss his findings, and to share more about the screening of his film at the Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Festival 2012. 

<p>The feature length documentary "Canning Paradise" delves into the development of the tuna industry in Madang, Papua New Guinea, and in particular the establishment of the Pacific Marine Industrial Zone, which is opposed by many of the local people.</p>  <p> Journalist and documentary filmmaker Olivier Pollet travelled to Madang to find out why, and he joins us to discuss his findings, and to share more about the screening of his film at the Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Festival 2012. </p>

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