Cries from the Deep

This documentary spans 96 minutes and captures the journey of Jacques Cousteau and his 24-member crew alongside an NFB film crew. They delve into the rich fishing grounds of Newfoundland and Labrador, revealing shipwrecks, icebergs, and a variety of marine fauna, including beluga whales and humpback whales.

One of the film's notable sequences features divers from the Calypso freeing a calf whale trapped in a fishing net. This moment highlights the film's themes of animal rescue and research, showcasing the challenges faced by marine wildlife. The documentary serves as both an educational piece and a visual exploration of the ocean's depths and the creatures within it.

Collectors may find interest in the available formats, including VHS and other options. The film's rich visuals and educational content make it a significant addition for those focused on marine documentaries and environmental themes.