Cries from the Deep

About This Movie

Cries from the Deep is a rich dive into the underwater realms of the Grand Banks, guided by Jacques Cousteau. You really get a sense of the team’s camaraderie and their sheer awe as they encounter icebergs and marine life. The pacing is relaxed, almost contemplative, allowing you to soak in the visuals of beluga and humpback whales alongside shipwreck explorations. The practical effects, while not flashy, capture the essence of this vast oceanic world. Cousteau's narration is engaging, adding an almost philosophical layer to the experience. It’s less about action and more about appreciation of nature, which gives it a unique vibe compared to other documentaries of its time.

Released by National Film Board of CanadaOriginal run time: 52 minutesFilmed in 16mm, offers a grainy textureFeatures original score enhancing the underwater ambiance