Press:

 

“The Witness Is a Whale was beautiful, elegant and initially hard to get a handle on. Was it a natural history film about whale behaviour? A lyrical eulogy to a species? An environmental exposé of the secret mass killing of whales by the Soviet Union and Japan? It was all of these things interwoven, couched in awed statements about the importance of whales to the health of our oceans.” 
James Jackson, The Times     

      

“A mesmerising hour-long documentary about the largest animals that have ever lived on earth… Upsetting and beautiful in equal measure, this film pieced clues together and estimated that 300 years ago, there were five million whales in the oceans… almost all wiped out by the time a global moratorium on whaling was imposed in 1986.” 
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail 

 

“Jaw-dropping documentary… miraculous underwater footage… exposes the heartbreaking history of illegal whale hunting and its damaging effects” Sean Avery, Daily Emerald

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