Julius Redding Seeing this film in a theaters absolutely blew me away. The sound design and cinematography is absolutely brilliant. So dope. Subtle way to tell a large story, I loved how the movie didn't just blast out some fool talking at me about fishing. Who gives a f*ck. This was a more powerful way to get at the same point. I recommend this film to just about anybody with an open mind, but this is a MUST see in theaters to experience the power of this film. I can't imagine watching this film on a tiny computer screen DON'T DO IT!Powerful film, beautiful filmmaking, looking forward to these cats next flick

acid_23 First of all, i can understand why some folks don't like this movie. It is unconventional, experimental and honest. So not everybody's cup of tea. The first five minutes i was also in a mood of "nahh what is that?" but then i kept watching and let myself go. The scenes are very long so they kinda let you immerse into what is happening after a while. What you see is not nice. But somehow i got hooked. It was almost kinda like meditation. Beautiful and disturbing at the same time. Just images and sound that together form something whole after a while. After i watched it, i didn't knew if i liked it or not. But days later i am still thinking about it, so i decided to like it. It is sort of Art and Reality melted together. An audiovisual experience that drags you down in the world of the sea, the fisherman, the boat, humankind, the world we live in. And it does that without telling you anything you didn't know already, because it doesn't have to.If you are up for a new experience that will make you think about it for a while, go see the movie!

veronikastehr This experimental-documentary film examines in a very concise manner the problematic of mass consumption featuring a fishing ship as an all- devouring sea monster - Leviathan. The viewer is immediately immersed in a dark vision of this demonic large steel beast which leaves behind the remains of sea creatures and coloring sea water in red, surrounded with the sounds of fluttering semi-living fish, chains, anchors, ocean and screams of seagulls. They all create this sinister sound like a choked howls from abyss. An impressive visual and sound voyage and innovative approach to the issue (mass consumption) characterize this exceptional work about insufficiently identified atrocities of contemporary civilization.

crobertgraham This is not a documentary, this is not even a movie. All this is is 1 hour and 28 minutes of pure GARBAGE. No dialogue, shitty camera work, terrible audio, and no sense of direction what so ever. I have never seen a movie this bad in my whole life, i watched 20 minutes of this thinking it would eventually cut to something that actually resembled a documentary but nothing. An hour and a half of pure garbage. Seriously all this is a some guy who never speaks with a camera mounted on himself on a fishing boat. No words are spoken and nothing at all happens. All you ever see is parts of the deck, which is old and shitty, a few shots of seagulls and the water... sometimes you see the cage come out of the water. Biggest piece of crap i have ever seen in my whole life. Whoever made this movie should kill themselves. they should Take a rope and hang themselves and while you are dangling there cut your wrists... This is how bad this piece of garbage is. Not even a movie, and certainly not a documentary. A person with down syndrome could do better. NOT EVEN A MOVIE!!!