what a beautiful sad film, i cried what are we doing to this beautiful planet, everyone should have to see this film it applies to so many things, one of course being the beautiful shark it also shows how a few people can make a difference wonderful job to all involved on this film, congrats does anyone know how and when \"people\" became so afraid of sharks it started way before jaws

This documentary is something everyone should see. Maybe then some will realize what we are doing and join the fight to stop it!

Sharkwater is to shark finning what the Inconvenient Truth is to global warming. Highly recommend this show to anyone both for the awareness it brings as well as the outstanding cinematography. Go see Sharkwater, then read about how Yahoo! has invested $1 billion in Alibaba, one of the leading peddlers of shark fins in the world. Read more about it at benthic.ca Then let Yahoo! know what you think.

I am just blown away! I have been fascinated with sharks for so many years. It is a family affair in my house. My son is an avid shark lover. I am so thrilled that someone is finally bringing this to light! Everyone should see this movie!!! Together we can make a difference!

Hey, I live in Sweden, how should I do to see this movie?

An amzaing catch. Sharkwater allows us to see and literally feel the devastation that is occuring to some of our most majestic and complex creatures.

Well I mightbeyoung but I know for sure when I grow up what i want to do and that is be a marine bioligist I havent seen the video but the trailer almost had me in tears

Saw the film with my husband this past weekend. I cannot stop thinking about it and the plight of those beautiful, misunderstood animals. Furious at those who inflict suffering and cruelty for the sake of profit. Grateful that Rob has given us some insight into this problem and hopeful that now more will be done to save the sharks.

amazing. changed my life and view on sharks forever,

Wow! I was speechless after watching this movie. I read and hear about what we are doing to the sharks, but the movie really brings the impact home. Thank you Rob Stewart!