“The End of the Line” – Free DVD in The Sunday Times this Sunday

Are there people you know who have not yet seen The End of the Line yet but you think they should? Well they’ve come up with a clever way of helping you spread the word this weekend.  If you pick up a copy of The Sunday Times this Sunday (11th April) you will find a clever little voucher for The End of the Line DVD. All you need to do is take that voucher to a Waitrose store and you will be given the DVD in exchange. Nice and simple! You can either keep it or give it to someone you think should see the film.

The End of the Line was seen as quite a groundbreaking documentary. A film which highlighted the human threats to wild fish stocks, and brought them mainstream attention. As The Guardian puts it, The End of the Line “changed the way we eat fish”. Since its release other documentaries about harmful fishing practices and overfishing, such as Seaspiracy, have come along – furthering the cause.

You can find out more about the award-winning The End of the Line documentary movie on the official website for the film.

If you missed the free DVD above, or have not purchased a copy, you can now rent The End of the Line on Vimeo. The film is also available (or certainly has been) to stream in HD on popular services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime (availibility changes, country to country) and I would suggest any of the above as the ideal way to view it, if you don’t have it on DVD or BluRay. If, however, you’r eabsolutely desperate to watch the film, it’s uploaded to YouTube in 480p (SD) quality, but with Azerbaijani subtitles and you can watch this version at the following link:

The End of the Line documentary film on IMDB.