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The Dolphin Dealer

2008, English. Directed by Brad Quenville.

Venture into the murky waters of the illegal dolphin trade in International Wildlife Film Festival Merit Award winner The Dolphin Dealer. Five years in the making and featuring unprecedented footage of the illicit world of dolphin trading, it profiles Christopher Porter, who infamously perpetrated the largest capture and export of dolphins in history - an act he maintains was justified. Like Blackfish before it, The Dolphin Dealer is a haunting portrait of the ethics of the billion-dollar aquatic leisure industry.

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The Dolphin Dealer is streaming on Magellan TV in India.

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Released
23 October 2008
Written by
Brad Quenville

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The Dolphin Dealer runs 44 minutes (0h 44m).

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The Dolphin Dealer is streaming on Magellan TV in India. (Checked 13 November 2026.)

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If you liked The Dolphin Dealer, try The Godfather Family: A Look Inside, Louis Theroux: Twilight of the Porn Stars, 4 Little Girls.

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The Dolphin Dealer (2008) was directed by Brad Quenville.

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