Sharkwater (2006)
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 89 minuten
Country:
Canada
Directed by: Rob Stewart
Starst: Patrick Moore, Erich Ritter and Paul Watson
IMDb score:
7,8 (5.114)
Releasedate: 11 September 2006
Sharkwater plot
"The truth will surface."
Passion and a lifelong adoration for sharks drove Rob Stewart to make a documentary that debunks old prejudices and stereotypes about sharks. He travels to the waters with the most sharks in the world and shows us the importance of sharks in not only the history of evolution, but also the current ecology. He also stands up for them as an endangered species and because of this he has to deal with pirates, mafia and soldiers. We see how sharks have gradually changed from predator to prey.
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Familiar message?
The theme addressed during this important documentary cannot be sufficiently emphasized. And so the maker adds a few extra steps, with the help of a crazy Greenpeace captain. One that the nature movement itself prefers to keep out of the picture, because he seems just as crazy as the people he attacks. With crooks you catch crooks. Quite rightly so, because the shark hunters that pass by in this film only have dollar signs in their eyes and almost have to be stopped violently. It only benefits the ecological and well-known message. Although. Known? We probably hadn't heard this one before.
Very good.
Translated from Dutch · View originalPre- and sequels
Sharkwater Extinction
2018
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