In sharp contrast to the Enbridge Corporation’s National Public Relations Campaign, the filmmaker takes a cinematic kayak journey to explore the narrow channels and a maze of islands of British Columbia’s North Coast. The filmmaker’s personal exploration of this remote wilderness focuses specifically on the coastal area where hundreds of supertankers, loaded with millions of barrels of Diluted Bitumen from the Alberta Tarsands, will have to make a series of three hairpin turns of more than 90 degrees. No joke in a kayak, another story in a 330 meter supertanker. This film takes a first-hand look at the coast, its natural features, the weather, the currents, the wildlife, and the people who live there. Spread the word not the oil.