The Cove shooting process

2021-12-27 08:01
There is a bay called "Taiji" in Japan. Because of the large-scale killing of dolphins by local fishermen, it has become a world-famous "slaughterhouse". The director of the documentary "The Cove" specifically aimed at this phenomenon was filmed by the director of "The Cove". Pishos, found Ric O'Berry, who was behind the production of the TV and movie versions of "The Dolphin's Tale", and he is also the most authoritative dolphin sound scientist in the world, and he boldly kills The dolphin industry has blatantly protested. So I went to Taiji in Japan with Obari.
Want to enter a well-protected secret bay with dangerous terrain for field shooting, so Louis Pishos brought good friends, Canadian diving champion Mandy Ray Kruksek and diving instructor Keco Clark, let them help secretly install cameras and listeners underwater. Together with a camera assistant, they created a fake rock that can hide a high-definition camera inside. Then there is an electrician expert who provided a high-speed horsepower system to keep the camera running at maximum, and he also made an unmanned remote-controlled aircraft model. 
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  • Gerry 2022-04-23 07:03:04

    The bloody reality, the killing scenes are shocking and terrifying, and the dolphin's smile is nature's best disguise.

  • Laurianne 2022-03-26 09:01:08

    A trial in absentia. The film is of the same nature as my political class, just documenting what their "side" wants people to see and accept. They couldn't answer the Japanese question of "what is the difference between whales and other animals", so they had to prove that dolphins are poisonous and slaughtered in inhumane ways to protect whales. From a "brainwashing" perspective, it couldn't have been better. Some scenes are similar to "Mother's Hoof Flowers", and Berry is similar to Ai Weiwei.

The Cove quotes

  • Richard O'Barry: If you aren't an activist you're an inactivist

  • Richard O'Barry: The thing that turned me around was the death of Flipper, of Cathy. She was really depressed. I could feel it. I could see it. And she committed suicide in my arms. That's a very strong word, suicide. But you have to understand dolphins and other whales are not automatic air breathers, like we are. Every breath they take is a conscious effort. And so they can end their life whenever life becomes too unbearable by not taking the next breath. And it's in that context I use the word suicide. She did that. She swam into my arms, looked me right in the eye, and took a breath... and didn't take another one.

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