1991
75 minutes
Documentary
English
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Life under the sea is the subject of this beautiful nature documentary, filmed all over the globe from the North Pole to the Bahamas to the Galapagos Islands. The activities of creatures as diverse as sharks, turtles, manatees and octopuses are all set to music that echoes their graceful (or otherwise!) movements. With no narration, just the music and the stunning visuals, the film reveals the eerie, alien world of these fascinating animals.
When legendary director Werner Herzog journeys to Antarctica, the people he meets there are just as fascinating as the wildlife.
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A hypnotic and wordless vision of our complex and endangered world, cut to a mesmerising score by composer Philip Glass.
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The colourful world of the tropical sea is captured in all its glory in this moving and funny story of a lost fish.
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