The End of the Line Trailer

The End of the Line is a powerful film about one of the world's most disturbing problems - over-fishing. Advances in fishing technology mean whole species of wild fish are under threat and the most important stocks we eat are predicted to be in a state of collapse by 2050. The film points the finger at those most to blame, including celebrity chefs, and shows what we can do about it. This is not just a film, it is also a campaign - for sustainable consumption of fish, for marine protected areas to allow the sea to recover, and for a new ethic of responsible fishing.

www.endoftheline.com

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[sumsurf6]

It's easy to feel sad compassionate and very helpless when waching theese kind of enviroment films. I used to try not to think about the seemingly impossible to solve problems in the world. But.. eventually I decited to do what I can and be happy doing my part to take care of our world. I buy as localy produced organic and sustainable food as I can. I pay for green electricity. I walk and ride bike as much as I can. And i will start to fully climate compensate whenever i fly. make a difference!!

[Ilovezeldanlink]

like if bethany hamilton brought you here

[jurnalicious1]

Yummy! I love eating fish (mostly fresh water ones I catch myself)! They are highly nutritious, low in fat, high in protein, have essential vitamins/oils and part of a well balanced diet (sorry you misinformed preachy unnatural VEGANS).. So enjoy a fish meal today!

[Ignaciofishery]

@Doppelganger177 actually is not ignorance, just common sense if you compare fishing and aquaculture you will find that its more sustainable and well, im just propossing something to do because im really sorry if you think that you can make the world stop eating fish, son thats not gonna happen so it may be a really nice film but its totally useless, we need solutions NOT problems, we need to solve those problems and its just an start, what would you do to make it better??

[Doppelganger177]

@Ignaciofishery you display the same type of ignorance that this movie tries to educate people against. if you had actually watched the film instead of just coming to youtube to preach your depressing right-wing conservative capitalist attitude on all the 'fools' then you would have learned that fish farms are actually NOT sustainable, they actually kill more fish than they produce; they are in fact the OPPOSITE of sustainable so please do yourself a favor and watch this film

[Trafa522]

@FeelTheDeadWeight Nothing you said makes sense. None of it.

I'll say it again, loud & clear. Check your facts, SA (South Australian) Fisheries are the best managed fisheries in the world, full stop. Do some home work, you might surprise yourself...SBT is booming here, we have'nt seen so much fish for decades, neither have the scientists, that why they reversed the quota cuts and are talking of increases. My advice - DO YOUR HOMEWORK!!

[Ignaciofishery]

for all those fools that think that the reason is just not to eat fish i have a bad new for all ya, fisheries are not going to stop at all, several fishermen are concerned about this but the industry are mannaged by politicians and if their workers dont do his job..someone will certainly do. Now all those who think that fishing is killing ocean...the answer is just simple, AQUACULTURE! as simple as that the world´s future is in marine farms...theres nothing more sustainable than that

[scurpenin]

@TheBabyDreDre

No way that fishes ARE food if you're not vegetarian.

The problem is that fishing is not agriculture: you just take and dnever sough.

But we do need a more substainable fishing.

[TheBabyDreDre]

Fish are friends not food

[50srocknrollfan18]

Anyone else expecting a movie about 2 guys that hijack a train?

[FeelTheDeadWeight]

@Trafa522

You're kidding right? Australia's fisheries are terribly managed. We have pointless Green zone closures based on no scientific fact, and we can't even face the real problem of the pros absolutely raping the mullet and tailor stocks each year. Not to mention the 'accidental' by catch of premier sportfish, such as permit and tarpon.

[Sandfurtz]

dont eat fish