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In terms of information, this documentary gives you everything you need to rethink you attitudes to the sea, and life in general. So a big thank you, for opening up the debate, which since COVID-19, has gone a bit quiet. Also for bringing to light the relationship between bush meat disease, and fisheries, and the impact on the lives of people, who once depended on sea fishing as their dietary mainstay. Now we want more details and information on what we can do about it! I’m not the only one getting the feeling that this is just the beginning of a bigger public involvement!

The actors deliver the lines like walking robots. The script has them tied into unrealistic and contrived soap style plots, that not only is the drama unbelievable, it’s impossible to act. So the characters become theses unhuman robots, who’s personalities shape-shift into creepy ghosts, hollow shadows of what people really are. The scenery however is amazing. Which just goes to show that what is allowed to be natural, is also honest, believable and truthful. Threes stars for the location alone!