The great new film The End of the Line will be screening starting this Friday in Toronto at the Royal Cinema on College. Based on the book by Charles Clover, the documentary is really the first that show the impact our insatiable appetite for seafood and the global fishing industry’s quest to meet growing demand is having on our oceans and those that rely on the ocean’s bounty for their livelihood and primary sources of protein. Through a series of case studies the film shows what all of us, including consumers, retailers, restaurant owners, fishermen, fish farmers, should and shouldn’t be doing if we want to ensure fish for the future.

Greenpeace UK has been closely involved in the making of the film and check out their site for more information including a Q&A with journalist/star of the film Charles Clover at http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/blog/oceans/end-line-20090605

A rep from Greenpeace will be present at the 17th and 18th screenings in Toronto to answer questions, and there will be info available on the Greenpeace seafood campaign.

Playing times at the Royal Cinema are:
Friday July 17th
7pm - THE END OF THE LINE
- director Rupert Murray

Saturday July 18th
4:30pm - THE END OF THE LINE
7pm - THE END OF THE LINE

Sunday July 19th
7pm - THE END OF THE LINE

Monday July 20th
9pm - THE END OF THE LINE

Tuesday July 21st
9:30pm - THE END OF THE LINE

Wednesday July 22nd
9pm - THE END OF THE LINE

Thursday July 23rd
7pm - THE END OF THE LINE
9pm - THE END OF THE LINE

Stay tuned for more screenings in other cities across Canada!

FILM: Catch ‘The End of the Line’ in Toronto this weekend

Categories: Greenpeace, Oceans, Out of Stock

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