Awareness is the key. I will do my part.
Excellent Job. It hurt me a lot inside.
Before my teacher put this film on, I was scared of sharks and nervous to watch it. By the end it ahd completly changed my view. I was completely shell-shocked and so were all my friends. We had been TOTALLY clueless to what had been going on, and were so surprised! Thanks so much for making the video, otherwise we never would have learned the truth.
You have inspired me to become an activist, and get this information out there. I WILL STOP THIS MURDER!!
The film was powerful and gut renching. I found myself yelling at the screen as the helpless creatures were butchered and left for dead. I have such respect for Rob and others like him who dedicate thier lives to fighting for those who cannot fight for themselves in the world of humans. I will tell anyone who will listen about this cause and encourage people to watch this moving film. Thank you for your bravery and dedication Rob.
I just watched your film Sharkwater and see why you have won so many international awards. It was without question the best documentary/film I have ever seen in my life.
Congratulations to the whole team for making such an eye opening work of art.
I am from Australia and despite the media have always had a fascination and passion for sharks as well as other sea creatures. I am glad to see a documentary bring light to this important issue and applaud the efforts taken by Rob and the Sea Shepherd crew. Hopefully when more people become aware of this issue there will cease to be a market for shark fins. To see the footage of Sharks finnless floating to the bottom of the ocean is soul destroying!! Thankyou for this beautiful video and all your efforts! xx
I just recently watched Sharkwater and was appalled by what I saw. I\ ve eaten shark\ s fin soup and now feel extremely guilty for having done so. I will never eat it again and will encourage everyone I know to watch this film. Thank you Rob Stewart for bringing this issue to light and you have my support!
Great film on important subject, but one major issue is really disturbing me with this film. The events of Costa Rica are displayed in different light in Sharkwater and Pirate for the Sea. Fled Costa Rica, or got the permission to go? If it is the latter one, then I am really disappointed in dramatization of events in Sharkwater. As if the subject would not carry the interest of the viewer enough...