Nature 4K 52'

Titans of the Deep

Whales, sperm whales, orcas, dolphins... Gigantic and majestic, these cetaceans are endowed with remarkable power and uncommon intelligence.

From Mauritius to the Bahamas, from French Polynesia to the coasts of Argentina, we dive alongside oceanographer François Sarano - a former companion of Captain Cousteau - to understand what's going on beneath the surface and observe these titans of the deep up close.

Through breathtaking underwater images, we discover the extraordinary behaviors of these marine animals, capable of communicating, hunting and socializing in surprising ways.

Direction: Guillaume Vincent

Production: Ciné Films Europe

Languages: French, English

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