Write a short summary of what happens in the film

A ship is 90% steel, making it a valuable source of scrap steel for construction. But dismantling ships is dirty, dangerous work. And it’s done in Bangladesh because labour is cheap and regulations are lax. What’s a bank got to do with shipbreaking? We help change how things are done in shipbreaking by making higher safety standards a condition for securing finance. It’s just one of the ways we make industries around the world better from within.

Cultural/Context information for the jury

For profit, many financial institutions lend money to finance dangerous industries. And they don't hold these industries to any rule or regulation. A lot of people, like you and me, are unaware of the role banks play in this. That while they can make a difference, they choose to turn a blind eye. We would rather take a stand.