Having halfway expecting a dry documentary about free diving, a much less interesting take on it than the old movie "The Big Blue"; boy was I wrong.
No spoilers, just if you watch it you will love every minute. The story, cinematography, the commentary, and the music weave together to pull you totally in. And for sure you will be sobbing at the end but the whole presentation has foreboding but beautiful mood so that doesn't count as a spoiler.
For me however, I don't think I have every heard spoken a more precise and deep description of what loss is. This is spoken at the end of the movie by the father of one of the main characters. And it is nothing less than profound in its insightfulness and understanding about how human beings feel about loss. That is if you are smart enough to put it into words, and these words really moved me. I will always remember them.
No spoilers, just if you watch it you will love every minute. The story, cinematography, the commentary, and the music weave together to pull you totally in. And for sure you will be sobbing at the end but the whole presentation has foreboding but beautiful mood so that doesn't count as a spoiler.
For me however, I don't think I have every heard spoken a more precise and deep description of what loss is. This is spoken at the end of the movie by the father of one of the main characters. And it is nothing less than profound in its insightfulness and understanding about how human beings feel about loss. That is if you are smart enough to put it into words, and these words really moved me. I will always remember them.