This starts a little rough due to character development, but then things get much more interesting...then intriguing. Anyone who has been through the problems "broken families" can bring, will love this film. It portrays a way to heal things between children and parents without forcing any phony shmaltz upon us. The use of the dolphins, and the father's research with them is an excellent vehicle for this. I once knew a swimmer at one of the theme parks that feature dolphins, and his experiences in the water with them over long periods of time, truly changed his life.
My only negative comment; is that the film needed more time to fill in some of the gaps between major developments.
And finally; what a gorgeous film - unbelievable photography, flawless editing, wonderful sound effects - all producing the desire to sell everything you own and move to Florida...or Hawaii,...I dare you NOT to enjoy this movie.

Sometimes we will never know the difference we make. Unfortunately, too many don't give anything and others don't care if it doesn't directly touch their lives. But for those that give, keep going. You will make a difference at least for a few.

This film was so well done. Inspiring, terrifying, eye opening. I loved it.

We've all seen ads and stories about hunger and poverty. I expected to be asked for a donation. Instead, this program provided me with facts and simply asked me to think about ways in which I could make a difference. Well done!