Blackfish (2013)
SeaWorld knew captivity was dangerous. Trainers paid with their lives.
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Synopsis
Documents the consequences of keeping orca whales in captivity at SeaWorld, centering on Tilikum — an orca involved in the deaths of three people.
Our Review
SeaWorld's response to employee deaths mirrors the asbestos industry's response to worker illness: deny the danger, blame the victim, suppress evidence, and attack the messenger. Blackfish changed an entire industry.
Who Should Watch
Advocates. Anyone interested in how public awareness campaigns can force corporate accountability.
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What Critics Say
“An aggressive, impassioned documentary that will change the way you look at performance killer whales.”
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