Turtle Journey: The Crisis in Our Oceans (2020)

Introduction
"Turtle Journey: The Crisis in Our Oceans" is a 2020 short animation film directed by Aardman Animations. This movie was made in partnership with Greenpeace, an international ecological organization. This sad clip, featuring adorable claymation turtles, intends to increase awareness of the plight of the seas and its residents triggered by both climate change and commercial fishing.

The film's Narration
In the movie, Sir David Attenborough voices a character introducing the turtle family starting a hazardous journey below the waves. Together with them, viewers are handled a thrilling and emotional ride that exposes the hazards marine life face every day. From commercial fishing equipment to the worry of oil drilling, the risks faced by these anthropomorphic animals mirror the real-life challenges facing marine animals.

The Challenges depicted in the Film
Among the considerable threats shown in 'Turtle Journey: The Crisis in Our Oceans' is from the ever-growing commercial fishing market. The film portrays the turtle household being caught in big fishing webs - a predicament dealt with by countless marine animals each year, resulting in unintentional bycatch and often death. Another difficulty these oceanic creatures deal with is the possibility of losing their house to oil drilling that can cause lethal oil spills. The film likewise showcases the dangers of climate modification, highlighting its influence on water level and temperatures, affecting marine creatures' environments.

Effect of the Film
Despite its dark theme, the film showcases the resistant spirit of the turtle family, representing wish for all marine life and communities. Their journey is both fascinating and a stark reminder of the urgency to rally for modification to secure the marine environment. The movie's primary intent is to inspire audiences to act in favor of international ocean sanctuaries, assisting protect sea life from human-led dangers brought on by industrialization and environment change.

The Call to Action

The movie ends on a call-to-action note by motivating people to sign Greenpeace's petition for an international network of ocean sanctuaries covering a minimum of 30% of the world's oceans by 2030. These sanctuaries would act as safe zones where marine life can recuperate from human exploitation and find a sanctuary from threats like climate change and pollution.

Conclusion
In just under two minutes, "Turtle Journey: The Crisis in Our Oceans" effectively conveys an extensive and psychological message about the threats our oceans face. It provides audiences a chance to assess our functions within the larger ecosystem and encourages us to take action for marine conservation. The movie acts as a wake-up call for humankind to respect and value our marine environments before it is far too late.

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