One film, and the company it is about stopped breeding orcas three years later.
One film, and nothing to watch alongside it. What makes it unusual is not the film itself but what happened afterwards, which is more dramatic than almost anything in it. This is one of the very few documentaries that measurably changed the thing it was about.
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The story of Tilikum, an orca held by SeaWorld who was involved in the deaths of three people, and an argument that capture and confinement produced the aggression. Directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaite.
Then what? There is no sequel, and the aftermath is worth reading rather than watching. SeaWorld reported a loss of nearly sixteen million dollars, its chief executive resigned, Southwest Airlines ended a twenty six year partnership, musicians cancelled concerts, and in March 2016 the company announced it would stop breeding orcas and phase out the performances. In 2018 it paid over five million dollars to settle federal charges that it had hidden the film's effect from investors.
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