What this documentary will tell is a very shocking fact. Aubary and filmmaker Louis Pishos will join them with a group of social activists, filmmakers and free swimmers. The powerful elite production team of, they jointly launched a hidden camera mission, infiltrated "Taiji", a bay in Japan with dangerous terrain, and revealed to the world the darkest secrets of human nature.
The film truly records the whole process of the film crew secretly shooting. The film even reminds people of a wonderful spy film, because the whole process is like a spy movie, full of legends, and the film also informs us about The various background knowledge of whale hunting and the international struggle, a clear understanding of the illegal industry chain all day long, the first time I heard that dolphin meat contains mercury, and the harm suffered by the Japanese themselves.
The film finally reveals the reason why the Japanese know that dolphin meat is poisonous, and the entire hunting resources continue to decline. The last shocking thing about the film is that when the photographer hung up the LCD screen and showed it to the world at the International Whaling Association Convention, when the Deputy Minister of Oceans of Japan himself was poisoned by mercury, a kind of pleasure came out spontaneously, and the perpetrator himself Received natural revenge.
It seems that it is relatively easy to shoot a documentary as beautiful as "Homeland" or the animal world. It takes so much courage and wisdom to shoot scenes of human slaughter. Perhaps, this documentary is undoubtedly a good teaching film for Chinese non-governmental environmental protection organizations, whether it is the application of technical means, the methods of struggle, and the kind of defying power and not reaching the goal. That kind of independent thinking, that kind of bold action, that professionalism, that passion, that responsibility.
