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Canada, United States, Mexico · 2013
Rated PG · 1h 30m
Director Rob Stewart
Starring Katharina Fabricius, Felix Finkbeiner, Rob Stewart
Genre Documentary
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In this follow-up to his shark conservation documentary Sharkwater, filmmaker Rob Stewart travels the world investigating the devastating impacts of ocean acidification and climate change. Through nature footage and interviews with scientists and activists, Stewart argues for the need to stop environmental destruction in order to save our oceans and our world.
The Globe and Mail (Toronto) by
This is a profoundly disturbing work. It should be essential viewing, particularly in high schools and universities, whence the next generation of policy makers will one day emerge, hopefully more enlightened than we have been.
Revolution is educational, but its shortcomings are glaring.
The New York Times by Jeannette Catsoulis
Trying to gather too much into his net, Mr. Stewart gets a little lost, but his bottom line could not be clearer: When the oceans die, so do we.
Los Angeles Times by Michael Rechtshaffen
We, unfortunately, learn very little in this Earth Day release (originally completed in 2012) that we haven't seen before in more evolved, better focused documentaries.
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