Sushi: The Global Catch

Sushi: The Global Catch gains genuine immediacy. Like the best advocacy documentaries, it makes you leave the theater wanting to learn more about how you can help.

Unlike the recent Jiro Dreams of Sushi, it doesn't inspire conflicting feelings of guilt and hunger -- it's nearly devoid of fish fetishism.

It isn't all bad news in a doc suggesting sustainability and culinary pleasure aren't mutually exclusive.

In trying to cover all these topics, Hall casts too wide a net.