The Cable That Changed the World

The film delves into the story of the first transatlantic communications cable, which connected Valentia Island in County Kerry to Newfoundland, Canada. This monumental project took eight years to complete and laid the groundwork for the contemporary technology industry. It also highlights the ongoing relevance and vulnerability of undersea cables in today's communication landscape.

As a historical documentary, it appeals to those interested in technology and telecommunications. The runtime of 90 minutes offers an in-depth look at the science and engineering behind this groundbreaking achievement. With key themes centered around electric installation and communication, this film provides a comprehensive view of the evolution of technology over the past 165 years.