Woe from Wit. We never knew so much and, therefore, never did so much harm. The development of industry, science and economy, unfortunately, is trending this way. No alternative or an alternative is more expensive than using sustainable resources. So far, this is the reality. In contrast to the films about nature, Murder on the Reef is not about biological species and peculiarities of amazing animals, but about the mankind and its influence onto the planet.
The film explains the reasons for the dying of the greatest and most unique natural phenomenon of Earth - the Great Barrier Reef, and the importance of humanity to learn how to live in harmony with the ocean.
Within the known universe, Earth is the only planet where there is life. There is no spare planet. We are not the only 'owners' of Earth, we must share. In this is our hope. The variety of species is necessary for our own existence, while this is still possible.
Behind faceless figures of the statistics there is a ruthless message to our consumer society. The scale of industries, the inaction of the authorities and ordinary people lead to irreparable consequences for those beings who have lived on our planet for thousands of years before the emergence of mankind.
The film is a must to watch. I highly recommend it for all who think that environmental problems are being solved somewhere and our intervention is not required. The film was created by a wonderful group of professionals. I would like to thank them for giving us another opportunity to think over what they have highlighted. Therefore, I am giving it 10 out of 10.
Review of Murder on the Reef
