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Sushi: The Global Catch (2012)

A look at the global sushi phenomenon and how the hunger for Blue Fin Tuna is impacting the ocean's stock.

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Year
- 2012
Language
- English
- Japanese
Duration
- 74 mins
Director
- Mark Hall
Genres
- Documentary
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Jerome P 10 Feb 2016

It argues convincingly for sustainability. I'm not sure you could watch this and not think that tuna is doomed without immediate action.

Rachel Saltz 01 Aug 2012

As storytelling, "The Global Catch" often falls short. It has too much to cover to be comprehensive and can seem a bit random. As a consciousness raiser, the film fares much better.

Harvey S. Karten 18 Jul 2012

A look at the worldwide sushi industry with emphasis on how overfishing of Bluefish tuna could wipe out the species in five years.

ComputerKid2000 04 Oct 2014

First 30 Minutes are great. A fascinating background of the global fish trade is provided with plenty of insight, complete with industry experts at all levels. Then, the movie sharply and suddenly turns into an hour-long environmentalist propaganda campaign. The organization Greenpeace is painted in a glowy light, with disregard for their illegal activities. A lot of unqualified statements are made about the fishing industry and the movie concludes with an advertisement for a "sustainable" sushi restaurant in Southern California. I felt a bit insulted after finishing this film. If you would like a guilt-free documentary that provides insight into the history, art, and practice of creating sushi, check out Jiro Dreams of Sushi, currently available on Netflix.

Chuck Bowen 30 Jul 2012

The documentary is ultimately a dry endeavor that feels closer in spirit to an Afterschool Special than a full-blooded movie.