Sharkwater Extinction

Synopsis

Sharkwater Extinction, directed by and starring the late Rob Stewart, is a compelling and eye-opening documentary that exposes the multi-billion dollar illegal shark fin industry. Following the success of the original Sharkwater film, Stewart dives deep into the dangerous underworld of shark poaching and the devastating impact it has on marine ecosystems worldwide. Through stunning underwater cinematography and investigative journalism, the film sheds light on the urgent need for conservation efforts to protect these majestic creatures from extinction. A powerful call-to-action to save our oceans and the sharks that inhabit them, Sharkwater Extinction is both heart-wrenching and inspirational, leaving viewers with a renewed sense of urgency to protect our marine life.

Cast

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  Rob Stewart

  Himself

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  Paul Watson

  Himself

• Madison Stewart

  Herself

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  Les Stroud

  Himself

• Boris Worm

  Himself

• Randall Arauz

  Himself

Reviews

Sharkwater Extinction has received critical acclaim for its impactful message and breathtaking visuals. Rotten Tomatoes praises the film with a perfect 100% rating, calling it a 'riveting and urgent documentary that demands attention'. IMDb rates the film 7.5/10, with viewers commending the film for its powerful storytelling and enlightening content. Metacritic gives Sharkwater Extinction a solid rating of 76/100, highlighting Stewart's dedication to environmental activism and the film's ability to spark meaningful conversations about conservation. The Guardian hails the documentary as 'a stirring expose of global proportions'. Overall, Sharkwater Extinction is lauded for its unflinching look at a pressing environmental issue and its call for action to protect our oceans.

See also

Pulp Fiction

Joker

Titanic

Shutter Island