Netflix to produce film on Egypt’s bottlenose dolphins
The Northern Islands Reserve in the Red Sea has attracted streaming platform Netflix and a specialized crew of photographers and technicians to make a film about the life of Bottlenose dolphins in Hurghada – one of the three major area globally where these dolphins live.
Filming will take place throughout 18 days at areas where these dolphins live, with the filming team will be accompanied by an international dolphin expert.
The 75-minute documentary film will be broadcast in 2024 on Netflix across four parts.
Netflix’s team coordinated with the Nature Protection Sector of the Ministry of Environment through the Red Sea reserves and obtained the necessary permits from the State Information Service, adhering to all procedures related to the reserves and photographing dolphins.