Film Lens
Cries from the Deep is a documentary directed by Jacques Gagné that focuses on Jacques Cousteau's exploration of the Grand Banks of Newfoundland. The film captures the underwater landscapes and marine life in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, showcasing the ecological significance of this region. It provides insights into the fishing industry and the environmental challenges faced by these waters.
Filmed in various locations including Québec, Halifax, and the St. Lawrence Seaway, the documentary emphasizes the beauty and complexity of marine ecosystems. Through Cousteau's perspective, viewers gain an understanding of the interactions between humans and the ocean, as well as the importance of conservation efforts in these vital habitats.
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.
Perfect For
Marine biologyEnvironmental conservationJacques Cousteau fans