The Midway Islands in the North Pacific lie more than 2000 miles from the nearest continent. This remote wildlife reserve is home to thousands of albatrosses, and their soaring beauty and desperate plight is captured with awe-inspiring poignancy in Chris Jordan's feature-length film about nature and the harm being done to it by humans through their use of plastic.

Astonishing images of dead Albatross chicks with their stomachs full of everyday plastic items shine a spotlight on this particular aspect of human destructiveness, and with respectful urgency, using images of great beauty and terrible sadness, Jordan invites us to reconsider our attitudes and how our behaviour affects the natural world.