MUMBAI: SnagFilms, one of the world's leading distributors of independent films for digital platforms, has released its groundbreaking feature documentary Confessions Of An Eco-Terrorist on the US pay-on-demand platform on 22 April.

Confessions Of An Eco-Terrorist takes viewers on an action-packed voyage with the world's most wanted environmentalist heroes, Captain Paul Watson and the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society - the stars of Animal Planet's Emmy-nominated hit series Whale Wars.

Seen through the eyes of director, activist and longest serving Sea Shepherd crew member, Peter Jay Brown, the film features 30 years of never-before-seen insider footage of the most exciting, despairing and triumphant eco-campaigns in the world. During their voyages they've been engaged in dramatic conflict including the boarding of ships, arrests, being fired upon by the Norwegian Navy and successfully ramming and/or sinking illegal whaling and fishing vessels worldwide. The group is also credited with stopping drift-netting worldwide and saving the lives of millions of marine wildlife.

"We are extremely excited for audiences in the U.S. to be able to experience Confessions Of An Eco-Terrorist and its unmistakable environmental message," stated SnagFilms COO Stephanie Sharis. "Earth Day is the perfect time to premiere this truly revolutionary documentary," he observed.

The film will be available on video on demand on Comcast, FiOS and iNDemand affiliates including Time Warner Cable, Cox and Bright House Networks, as well as digital platforms, including iTunes, VUDU, Amazon and Xbox Live.