Earthlings

About This Movie

Earthlings is a heavy watch, no doubt. Shaun Monson pulls no punches with this documentary, using hidden cameras to expose the grim realities of industries that exploit animals. The tone is stark and unrelenting; you feel the weight of every frame. It’s got that raw, gritty feel, and the pacing often leaves you feeling unsettled but that’s what it aims for. The footage isn't just shocking; it's a jarring reminder of the extent of our complicity. The practical effects? Well, they don't rely on any – it’s all real, all the time. It's distinctive in its approach, challenging viewers to confront their perceptions and habits. Not exactly a light evening's viewing but definitely a conversation starter.

Released in 2005, directed by Shaun Monson.Utilizes hidden cameras for raw, real footage.Run time: 95 minutes; not rated.Available on DVD and various streaming platforms.