Documentary had very little to do with the entire Great Lakes as titled. Very misleading.. It was 95% focusing on the crisis of the sturgeons, whose populations are declining,
While its not bad to focus on something that needs attention, the title is very misleading.
The rest of the documentary, the filming was done very well. Trouble is I can hardly hear the narrator because the background music is so loud. What makes the problem worse is there's no closed captioning to help me understand the narrator.
It's not that old! Now every movie or television show has closed captioning, as 80% of the population relies on close captioning. Why this documentary does not have captions?
Thank you Canada public tv.
The hard of hearing and deaf will never understand it. The problem this documentary raise affects everybody, so excluding anyone is simply negligent.
Giving it 5/10 feels very generous.
