“If you can still eat fish after watching this film, well, we’re just not made the same.”

>"Director Ali Tabrizi's documentary film, backed by Cowspiracy's executive producer Kip Anderson, is shocking, terrifying and an unsparing indictment of the commercial fishing industry."

We humans cannot survive on this planet without protecting our oceans. Seaspiracy brings it all to roost: the hypocrisy inherent within the war against plastic, the slavery and cruelty that plagues commercial fishing, the total decimation of all fish species and sea life from whales to turtles to coral reefs to anchovies, the pain that fish feel when being killed. From salmon farming in Scotland to the whale Grind in the Faroe Islands- it’s a harrowing and sobering journey across the world that makes it point over and over. Still, Tabrizi ends on a positive note: alternative seafood (he features plant-based shrimp pioneer New Wave Foods), something faithful readers of Green Queen may know a thing or two about. There’s hope out there. We just need to be willing to change.

Deepakk,America watch it. Most of it is very easily verifiable facts. Around 50% of the plastic waste in our ocean's is fishing nets. That alone is a good reason to find ways to reduce or eliminate your sea food intake. It's really simple economics when you look at it. Plus what is the "leftist propaganda machine" and what is their purpose? If it's to help improve the stat of our ocean at all, I'm good with that. But before you critise,how about you watch it and come back with some actual points to argue. One of the best works of film ever made, just for the intelligent science that it is about. Probably the most unlikely candidates for popular science, but real science rarely is popular.