Photographer Louie Psihoyos makes his feature debut with this riveting and disturbing documentary about the plight of dolphin who are slaughtered by thousands in the coastal town of Taiji in Japan which also supplies the parks of the world with dolphins. Former dolphin trainer turned activist Ric O’Barry of "Flipper" fame sheds a light on the shameful global exploitation of dolphins. Another important film about the perils of animals and earth as the list continues. Nobody will look at dolphins again with ignorance after watching this film if they have any humanity left. Utterly compelling film making about a mission more important than the medium. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
The Cove
Photographer Louie Psihoyos makes his feature debut with this riveting and disturbing documentary about the plight of dolphin who are slaughtered by thousands in the coastal town of Taiji in Japan which also supplies the parks of the world with dolphins. Former dolphin trainer turned activist Ric O’Barry of "Flipper" fame sheds a light on the shameful global exploitation of dolphins. Another important film about the perils of animals and earth as the list continues. Nobody will look at dolphins again with ignorance after watching this film if they have any humanity left. Utterly compelling film making about a mission more important than the medium. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
1 comment:
"the cove" is amazing, i'm glad you like it. get involved in the campaign to save the dolphins! http://www.takepart.com/thecove
Post a Comment