A Whale for the Killing

In A Whale for the Killing, a conservationist finds himself in a moral struggle while vacationing with his family at a coastal resort. He takes a stand against local customs and the community's desire to kill a trapped whale, with only his wife and a local resident supporting him. The film's runtime is 145 minutes, allowing for a detailed exploration of its themes.

The movie is based on a novel and highlights the conflict between nature and human intervention, emphasizing the importance of conservation efforts. With its setting in Newfoundland and Labrador, it offers a unique perspective on wildlife and the challenges faced in protecting it. The film's storyline, combined with its strong performances, makes it a noteworthy entry in the adventure and drama genres of the early '80s.