Over 500 underwater sculptures created by Jason deCaires Taylor form the basis of a new artificial coral reef, illustrating human impact on marine ecosystems.
“Casting for a New Generation”
Synopsis
Over 500 underwater sculptures created by Jason deCaires Taylor form the basis of a new artificial coral reef, illustrating human impact on marine ecosystems.
Synopsis
Jason deCaires Taylor creates underwater sculptures that form a new artificial coral reef. Directed by Marcy Cravat, "Angel Azul" follows the development of this reef and its impact on marine ecosystems. The film features Taylor and narrations by Peter Coyote. As coral and marine life grow on the statues, the documentary presents a visual narrative of human interaction with the ocean. It emphasizes the need for environmental stewardship and reflects on the legacy left for future generations.
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Why Watch
- See Jason deCaires Taylor's stunning underwater art.
- Find out how sculptures support marine life.
- Meet the director, Marcy Cravat.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Marcy Cravat.
- Jason deCaires Taylor is the artist behind the underwater sculptures.
- The documentary has a runtime of 74 minutes.
- The tagline for the film is 'Casting for a New Generation.'
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Who directed the documentary 'Angel Azul'?
Marcy Cravat directed the documentary 'Angel Azul'.
What is the duration of 'Angel Azul'?
The duration of 'Angel Azul' is 74 minutes.
Who is the main artist featured in 'Angel Azul'?
Jason deCaires Taylor is the main artist featured in 'Angel Azul'.
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