Underwater Projects

About This Movie

Underwater Projects (2024) offers a haunting glimpse into Norfolk, Virginia's existential threat from rising waters. The film's slow pacing mirrors the creeping inevitability of the sea's encroachment, making you feel the weight of the situation. It dives into the lives of St. Paul’s residents, who face this crisis head-on while navigating systemic neglect. The absence of a known director adds a layer of intrigue, and the raw, intimate cinematography captures the emotional landscape of a community at risk. It's a stark portrayal of environmental injustice, blending personal stories with larger themes of resilience. The documentary relies heavily on local voices, which grounds its narrative and provides authenticity. The atmosphere is palpable and unsettling, perfect for anyone interested in the intersection of race, resilience, and climate change.

Focuses on climate change's impact on marginalized communities. · Features local residents’ accounts, adding authenticity. · The tone is contemplative, with a focus on personal narratives.