A Sea Change (2009)

Synopsis of A Sea Change

Norwegian environmental activist Sven Huseby has teamed up with filmmaker Barbara Ettinger to create this documentary about the crisis facing the world's oceans. Huesby has spent much of his life living by the seaside and many in his family have made their living by harvesting fish. But as global warming begins to impact large bodies of water and pollution has raised the level of acidity in our oceans to the point that some aquatic life can lo longer survive, we have come to a point where the need for dramatic environmental reform is imperative. A Sea Change features startling footage of the consequences of global environmental neglect, as well as interviews with scientists, researchers, journalists, fishermen and businessmen about what can be done to move the world off its current path before it's too late. A Sea Change was an official selection at the 2009 San Francisco International Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Director(s):

Barbara Ettinger

Producer(s):

Susan Cohn, Barbara Ettinger, Sven Huseby

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