Doc from Oscar Short Last

On December 3, the Oscar short list was announced in the most interesting nomination today-documentary cinema. The list of applicants included our favorite film - “Act of the Murder” by Joshua Oppenheimer (Read more about the film here ) and another 14 interesting documentaries; Some of them are in one way or another on the network.

In February 2010, in the Oceanarium SeaWorld, the mittle mandable male named Tilikum grabbed the hair and drowned his coach Dounced Brancho. The testimonies of the witnesses were contradictory, so Tilikum continued to perform for another year. Gabriela Caupertvet’s film investigates this and several others, carefully hidden by the leadership of the oceanarium, deaths associated with a killer whale. Using the standard methodology of a journalistic investigation - the testimony of eyewitnesses and experts, working with local newspapers and with unique amateur video offices of incidents in oceanariums - Caucerettes creates its “12 years of slavery” (more precisely, all 40), only instead of blacks or workers of the Chinese Towed Floods in the event of “black fish” Kit -shaped creatures become comparable to a person in terms of self -awareness and, probably, even surpassing him in a wealth of emotional experiences (in any case, this is stated in the film). There is generally a lot of cognitive information about the mitch, their habits and habits, but much more visual information about how capitalism functions. At times, the “black fish” becomes frighteningly similar to “strangers” - and from the fact that in this movie corporations human sacrifices are made not by disgusting xenomorph, but a charming (and rather peaceful in nature) China becomes not easier, but exactly the opposite.