A sequel of the 2008 film “Meat the Truth” on the impact of livestock raising on global warming, a new film titled “Sea the Truth” presents the equally destructive consequences of overfishing. The new documentary, which premiered last week in a special showing in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, was created by the Nicolaas G. Pierson Foundation, the scientific bureau of the Dutch Party for the Animals, and filmed by the acclaimed Dutch underwater photographer and conservationist Dos Winkel.

He says: "Nobody sees what’s happening underwater, and what’s happening underwater is the biggest destruction of nature, in general, on Earth. I tried to make it visible by beautiful images of underwater life. When people see that, they get the idea, “Okay, it’s that beautiful, we have to protect it.” And in order to protect it, well, you have to take severe measures, like stopping eating fish. Stopping all the fisheries in the world."

The film’s debut coincided with the release of a new United Nations report on biodiversity, which forecasts that the world’s oceans could be completely depleted in just 40 years due if no action is taken.

For more information:

www.seathetruth.nl

World's oceans could be completely depleted of fish in 40 years: UN report

Supreme Master TV Fly-in News (24th May)

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