The Sea of Ravens
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About This Movie
The Sea of Ravens is a 1930 documentary directed by Jean Epstein. This film offers a unique glimpse into the Breton island of Sein and captures the beauty of the region's landscape and maritime culture.
This film is pretty rare in collector circles, especially in good condition. Most prints you find are often in reel form or in limited editions, which makes it quite a treasure for those focused on early documentaries. Its reputation among cinephiles, particularly for its aesthetic qualities and emotional depth, keeps it on the radar for serious collectors, but be prepared to deal with scarcity when hunting down a copy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Sea of Ravens?
The Sea of Ravens is a 1930 documentary directed by Jean Epstein, filmed on the Breton island of Sein.
What genre does The Sea of Ravens belong to?
The Sea of Ravens is classified as a documentary.
Who directed The Sea of Ravens?
The Sea of Ravens was directed by Jean Epstein.
What production company was behind The Sea of Ravens?
The film was produced by Compagnie Universelle Cinématographique (CUC).
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