A bull sperm whale's life is traced from birth to death over the course of 60 minutes, culminating in its stranding on a beach.
Synopsis
A bull sperm whale's life is traced from birth to death over the course of 60 minutes, culminating in its stranding on a beach.
Synopsis
A bull sperm whale begins its life in the depths of the ocean. "Ocean Odyssey" follows this whale from birth to its eventual stranding on a beach. Produced by Impossible Pictures, the film uses CGI to recreate marine environments and the creatures within them. It features underwater mountain ranges, canyons, and active volcanoes. The documentary includes various marine species, illustrating the rich biodiversity of the ocean. Directed by David Allen, it runs for 60 minutes and was released in 2006.
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Why Watch
- See a bull sperm whale's life from birth to death.
- Follow the whale's story ending with its stranding on a beach.
- Meet the creative team behind this unique marine documentary.
Did You Know
- Ocean Odyssey was produced in 2006 by Impossible Pictures for the BBC.
- The documentary consists of two parts, each lasting one hour.
- Director David Allen led the production of this marine-focused documentary.
- The film uses CGI to recreate living creatures rather than extinct ones.
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What is the runtime of Ocean Odyssey?
Ocean Odyssey has a total runtime of two hours, divided into two parts of one hour each.
Who directed Ocean Odyssey?
Ocean Odyssey was directed by David Allen.
What type of creatures does Ocean Odyssey use CGI to recreate?
Ocean Odyssey uses CGI to recreate extant creatures rather than extinct ones.
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