Documentary
United States of America
Fin is an eye-opening and thought-provoking documentary that reveals the horrific impact of the shark fin trade on the world's shark population. The movie follows a group of scientists, researchers, and activists who are determined to raise awareness about the issue and inspire change.
Through interviews with experts in the field, breathtaking underwater footage, and shocking statistics, Fin makes a compelling case that sharks are facing extinction due to the demand for their fins, which are used in traditional Chinese cuisine and as a status symbol.
The film documents how sharks are hunted and killed in large numbers, often in a cruel and inhumane manner, and how this practice is disrupting marine ecosystems around the world. It also showcases the efforts of conservation groups, NGOs, and grassroots activists who are fighting to protect sharks and create a more sustainable future.
Fin is a powerful and emotive movie that challenges viewers to confront the ethical and ecological implications of their choices and take action to protect one of the ocean's most majestic creatures. It is a must-see for anyone who cares about the environment, animal welfare, and the future of our planet.
