some harrowing images there and my colleague melissa holroyd has joined me in the studio welcome melissa you've come to talk to us about chasing thunder first of all that looks like a real cliffhanger but what exactly is going on it's a terribly exciting film it's a real eco thriller if we're allowed to call it that it's directed by mark benjamin and mark levin it's making its german debut at the munich documentary festival the crew are on the lookout for six poaching vessels and they come across the most notorious of the poaching vessels the fonda they have been illegally who have been illegally fishing for more than a decade the poachers of course cause untold damage in the oceans around the world the film ends in spectacular fashion and i think i'm allowed to say this because it's in the trailer when it's working out and yes without swelling with the captain sinking his own ship unbelievable stuff that we saw there not the sea shepherds are the ones doing the chasing and some say that they've got a bit of an infamous reputation they do well they have their origins in green paste and t

my colleague melissa holroyd joins me now is that the future of modeling and it looks like it could well pay play a big pot fashion's always had a big element of fantasy when you look at the old couture runway shows they are full of fantasy and i think this is c.g.i. model stuff really feeds into that but i mean why is it taken so long i mean c.g.i. isn't exactly new. no it's not new computer generated imagery started in the early nine hundred seventy s. and it really got under way in one thousand nine hundred seventy three with the original west worlds here people are in a gun slinging time does the land full of androids which of course malfunctioned and go crazy another big c.g.i. film was jurassic park i was also another technology gone wrong film that was the first physically textured c.g.i. that made the dinosaurs that very very real. today c.g.i. is everywhere and of course the best c.g.i. is the c.g.i. that we don't even notice it's the landscapes it's the extra people in the crowd they use that often to make explosions look bigger and more exciting ok now let's get back to the mo