A 24-member team, led by Jacques Cousteau, investigates the Grand Banks of Newfoundland, documenting shipwrecks and marine life over 96 minutes.
Synopsis
A 24-member team, led by Jacques Cousteau, investigates the Grand Banks of Newfoundland, documenting shipwrecks and marine life over 96 minutes.
Synopsis
Jacques Cousteau and his 24-member team travel to the Grand Banks of Newfoundland in 1981. They film in various locations, including the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the St. Lawrence Seaway. The crew documents shipwrecks, icebergs, and marine life such as beluga whales and harp seals. A notable scene features Calypso divers rescuing a calf whale caught in a fishing net. The film captures the rich biodiversity of one of the world's most important fishing regions.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See Jacques Cousteau's work in the Grand Banks of Newfoundland.
- Find out about the marine life in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
- Meet the challenges faced by the fishing industry in Canada.
Did You Know
- The documentary was released in 1982, although it is noted as 1981 in some references.
- It has a total duration of 96 minutes.
- Filming took place in multiple locations including the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the St. Lawrence River.
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Who directed Cries from the Deep?
Cries from the Deep was directed by Jacques Gagné.
What year was Cries from the Deep released?
Cries from the Deep was released in 1982.
Where was Cries from the Deep filmed?
Filming locations included the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Halifax, and the St. Lawrence Seaway in Canada.
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