Loki Pete

This documentary runs for 25 minutes and provides a poignant blend of flashbacks and present-day scenes. It follows Pete on his fishing vessel, Njord, as he navigates the complexities of ethical fishing practices and grassroots political activism. The film emphasizes the vital relationships between fishermen and consumers in today's economy.

With a focus on the 2001 battle to protect Seattle’s Fisherman’s Terminal, Loki Pete showcases the resilience of small family businesses against economic challenges. It intertwines personal stories with broader themes of activism and community, making it a compelling watch for those interested in the fishing industry and its cultural significance in Washington.