Seaspiracy

Seaspiracy

Passionate about ocean life, a filmmaker sets out to document the harm that humans do to marine species — and uncovers an alarming global conspiracy.

  • Released: 2021-03-24
  • Runtime: 89 minutes
  • Genre: Documentaries
  • Stars: Ali Tabrizi, Sylvia Earle, Richard O'Barry, Paul de Gelder, Lucy Tabrizi, Jonathan Balcombe, George Monbiot, Michael Klaper
  • Director: Ali Tabrizi
 Comments
  • fliptoptan - 9 August 2023
    Educational & inspiring
    Poinient, devestating and very sad. However also very inspiring. Brilliantly filmed, and not sensationalist, just the facts. Fantastic job Ali!

    I wish there was more I could do. This film made me want to make a donation to Sea Shepherd, and I did. I will look for other organisations to which to donate.

    I will try to find Plant Based Solutions' products, (are they available in the U. K.?) as those sounded very good, and source Omega-3s from algae-based sources.

    I will also consider and reducing my fish intake 😭😭.

    I've learnt so much!

    Thank you for this amazing documentary. There's a lot to think about, and a lot to do! 🙏
  • krishnamascot-15742 - 23 April 2022
    "Oceans makes up 70+% on earth, while land makes 20+%". This has to mean something, something bigger, right !?
    I've never ever thought, "The biggest eco-system on the planet earth are Oceans, ever!". Heck I don't even know what's eco-system is. This film will bring all the secrets, truths, facts about our world, The earth. It makes you rethink as a human, what are we doing to this planet, to what extinct we are doing this, and how to even rethink that. There are so many actual facts, in this films, it made my entire knowledge to rethink. Growing up, I never heard anything about eco-system, and particularly Oceans. It made a huge imprint in my mind, now, all of sudden, "I love Oceans. I love marine life. And the important of the Oceans and marine life, the biggest eco-system on earth."
  • lilwave - 2 January 2022
    A premise that I've been pondering for years
    Like Cowspiracy, it's answering the question; why aren't environmentalists addressing the scientifically proven largest contributors to our current climate crisis. What I love is that it doesn't leave you in despair, it addresses human rights offenses as well, and it tells the stories of the activists who have been doing thankless work for decades. Very insightful, very hopeful for our future.