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BEFORE I WAS SO RUDELY INTERRUPTED…
One of the most puzzling moments from last night’s Oscars came during the Best Documentary acceptance speech. When it came time for The Cove director Louie Psihoyos to speak he found himself in front of a dead mic.
Here’s Psihoyos’s acceptance speech, which AJ Schnack at All These Wonderful Things (always on top of the doc news) posted.
We made this film to give the oceans a voice.
We told the story of The Cove because we witnessed a crime. Not just a crime against nature, but a crime against humanity.
We made this movie because through plundering, pollution and acidification from burning fossil fuels, ALL ocean life is in peril from the great whales to plankton which incidentally is responsible for half the oxygen in this theater.
Thank you, Black OPS Team for risking your lives in Japan — and thank You Academy for shining the brightest lights in the world on THE COVE……
Japan, please see this movie for yourselves! Domo Arigato!
