Film Lens
Aqua Rondo focuses on synchronized swimming in Quebec City, highlighting the experiences of young athletes like 12-year-old Jocelyn Carrier. The film captures the dual nature of synchronized swimming as both an art form and a competitive sport, emphasizing the discipline and creativity required for performances. Through the lens of the Canadian amateur synchronized swimming championships, the documentary presents the preparation and dedication of teams as they strive for excellence.
The narrative follows Jocelyn and her teammates as they train for the championships, revealing the camaraderie and enthusiasm among young swimmers. Despite not winning the competition, the film conveys a sense of hope and determination for future events, illustrating the spirit of youth sports and the joy of participation.
Why Watch
- •Meet Jocelyn Carrier, a young synchronized swimmer with big dreams.
- •See the Canadian amateur synchronized swimming championships in action.
- •Find out how teamwork shapes the experience of young athletes.
- •Watch the blend of art and sport in synchronized swimming routines.
Did You Know
•Jocelyn Carrier has been swimming since the age of five.
•The Canadian amateur synchronized swimming championships feature swimmers from clubs all over the continent.
•Jocelyn's team trained together for two years before the championships.
•The competition emphasized technique and artistry, scoring 50 points each.
Perfect For
Synchronized swimming fansYouth sports enthusiastsArt and performance loversCompetitive swimming supporters