Monday, 12 April 2010 09:11

The documentary film "Skin Trade", an exhibition of leather industry, recently opened in Los Angeles. It seems absurd that in 2010, there is a need for a documentary on the skin. The skin is one of the most obvious cruelties perpetuated against animals.

It is shocking that people still wear fur, but unfortunately they do.

"Skin Trade" covers the leather industry like no other film has ever done - in the history of the fur trade and consumer fraud to the environmental cost of the tanneries of Evidence lalegislación the truth in labeling - and has with several activists and celebrities who wear fur explain why it stinks, as Rory Freedman, John Feldmann, Alexandra Paul, James Cromwell, Jorja Fox, Peter Young, Matt Rossell, Ingrid Newkirk and Dennis Kucinich.

The producer Shannon Keith, an attorney for animal rights activists defending in court and mistreated animals, spoke about the concept behind "Skin Trade"

"If we can end the fur trade will be a great way to end animal cruelty. No one can argue that there is good reason for their fur."

"Skin Trade" systematically dismantle the most common myths about skin, such as heat, fashion. The film offers designer Donna Salyers, whose luxurious faux fur with heat retention power than animal skins.


There is an anti-fur protest in virtually every city across the country every weekend. Ask those who buy fur. If you know your skin How was murdered?. Some people just do not know. If they did would cease to support the fur industry.