Hardly anything at our cinema in December that I want to see. Going to see The Selfish Giant next week. Saw a documentary on iplayer last night the I'd wanted to see at the cinema. Blackfish; it's about Orcas in captivity and the number of attacks that have happened to their trainers, many of which have been covered up. It was a heartbreaking film to watch and I found my self making comparisons with racing [only in that some of the people in the film were defending keeping these creatures in captivity the way that I often have to defend racing with my friends and colleagues]. Mind you, there is no comparison in that racing harnesses a horses natural instincts whereas Orcas are made to live a life totally alien to their life in the wild, which is what results in psychotic behaviour [mainly due to the fact that they are highly intelligent, social animals]. Worth a watch even though it's very disturbing, due to what has happened to the unfortunate trainers [it's quite graffic I'm afraid] and what is happening to the Orcas. They actually breed them in captivity and then take them away from their mothers after several years. They would, in the wild, live together forever [they can live for up to 100 years]. The mothers are totally traumatised.Worth checking it out,especialy if you've seen Rust and Bone.