The massive logistics engine behind Europe's third-largest container port
In short: This documentary explores the industrial scale of the Port of Hamburg, where thousands of ships dock annually to move millions of tons of freight. It provides a look at the people and processes that power Germany's largest seaport.
The Port of Hamburg operates on a staggering scale, featuring 43 kilometers of quay walls. In 2015, the port handled more than 137 million tons of freight, with approximately 9,000 different ships docking each year.
The film examines the evolution of this maritime hub, focusing on the diversity of vessels that arrive and the specific labor required to manage such a high-volume logistics center.
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