Well, after this long absence I'm here again. You know, the selectivity and the days preceding .... Total, so that each time more and more on the level ... finally.
For already released, the first thing I wanted to do was see this documentary. You know what I like for me this genre, but I can assure that none had touched me as much as Cove . I suppose the controversy will be aware that you just created, especially in Japan where it is being systematically removed from the view of the cinemas.
turns out that in Japan, and half in the middle of a natural park, every year in September there is a massacre with the dolphins. The concerns are, as always, economics. On one side, the company SEA WORLD, which is dedicated to performances with these aquatic mammals. Second, the interest of the Japanese food industry that sells such meat like whale (where there is no tradition of eating arroaz) or to introduce it in school canteens even though it contains some highly toxic levels of mercury.
says Cove vision is mandatory. Ric O'Barry, which is one of the protagonists of this story was the internodes of the Dolphins that gave life to Flipper. This trip is a real catharsis for him: consider cooperating in the proliferation of such shows as the SEA WORLD and his redemption is to show the world how to catch these animals, how they suffer in aquariums, and these killings wild, bloody and that super-secret occur in this corner of the world supported by a government.
At the end of the documentary O'Barry says: "If we can not stop it if we can not resolve this, forget the big problems Masi. There is hope."
And then, this hope is once again among us consumers. If there is no demand, no gain. We have a responsibility to demand treatment ethically acceptable hacia all living beings that share our living space. Stop thinking that we are the center of creation , and go beyond the care of the rest of nature.
For already released, the first thing I wanted to do was see this documentary. You know what I like for me this genre, but I can assure that none had touched me as much as Cove . I suppose the controversy will be aware that you just created, especially in Japan where it is being systematically removed from the view of the cinemas.
turns out that in Japan, and half in the middle of a natural park, every year in September there is a massacre with the dolphins. The concerns are, as always, economics. On one side, the company SEA WORLD, which is dedicated to performances with these aquatic mammals. Second, the interest of the Japanese food industry that sells such meat like whale (where there is no tradition of eating arroaz) or to introduce it in school canteens even though it contains some highly toxic levels of mercury.
says Cove vision is mandatory. Ric O'Barry, which is one of the protagonists of this story was the internodes of the Dolphins that gave life to Flipper. This trip is a real catharsis for him: consider cooperating in the proliferation of such shows as the SEA WORLD and his redemption is to show the world how to catch these animals, how they suffer in aquariums, and these killings wild, bloody and that super-secret occur in this corner of the world supported by a government.
At the end of the documentary O'Barry says: "If we can not stop it if we can not resolve this, forget the big problems Masi. There is hope."
And then, this hope is once again among us consumers. If there is no demand, no gain. We have a responsibility to demand treatment ethically acceptable hacia all living beings that share our living space. Stop thinking that we are the center of creation , and go beyond the care of the rest of nature.
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