Ocean plastic pollution frames this short investigation into the companies behind the bottles washing up on beaches and reefs. The film builds its case around one of the world's largest producers of single-use plastic bottles, tracing how packaging designed to be thrown away ends up in the water and inside fish that mistake fragments for food. Footage of contaminated coastlines and struggling marine life sits alongside the industrial scale of bottle production, making the connection between a familiar consumer product and a global ecological problem hard to miss. The film keeps its focus narrow and specific rather than surveying the plastics crisis in general, using one company's output as a stand-in for an industry-wide practice. It is less concerned with solutions than with laying out, plainly, how much plastic actually reaches the ocean and what it does once it gets there.