The Cove (Dec. 31, 2011)
Dad's Questions:
1. Which documentary do you like better? And why?
Vania: I like The Cove better. It is very exciting. It is like a mission impossible has been done.
2. What have you learned from The Cove?
Vania: One city of Japan (Taiji) is killing dolphins. I think we should help, somehow, to save dolphins from being killed. Apparently Japan loves fishing and we have a world-wide problem because of it.
3. How do you think of The End of the Line and what have you learned from it?
Vania: We have over-fished the ocean a lot and it could be an ocean without fish by 2048.
4. What can you do to prevent our future of being without fish in ocean?
Vania: Whenever we buy a fish, ask first where it comes from and if the species is in danger. If the species is in danger, say no to buy the fish. The government can regulate the hole size of the fishnets so that the young fish can survive.
Daughter's questions:
1. Which one is your favorite movie?
Dad: I love The Cove better too because it is a mission impossible. Moreover, the people showed their great courage to against a power much greater. This type of courage is what all of us need to have.
2. Why do you think the IWC did not protect the small whales like dolphins?
Dad: Because there are only few nations that are really concerning this issue. And among them, Japan is the most powerful and richest country. And therefore Japan can use its money to buy the votes and eventually pass the regulation that favors its situation. So IWC is not really a place that the truth can be spoken loudly and sound.
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