2016 | B/N | 122:00 In 1946, Jacques Cousteau leads his son Philippe into the waters of the Mediterranean. Thanks to a diving suit made especially for him, the boy is able to breathe underwater for the first time. Ten years later when Philippe, now grown, reunites with Jacques on board The Calypso, he discovers that his father has changed. Now a worldwide star, Jacques travels the world embarking on one increasingly megalomaniacal project after another. Direction: Salle; Jérôme Script: Salle; Jérôme, Turner; Laurent, basado en Capitaine de la Calypso de Albert Falco y Jean-Michel Cousteau, y en Mon père le commandant de Jean-Michel Cousteau Production: Gastaldo; Nathalie, Godeau; Philippe, Delbosc; Olivier, Missonnier; Marc Photography: Boucard; Matias Sound: Engels; Marc, Gauder; Thomas Music: Desplat; Alexandre Cast:Niney; Pierre, Bundred; Michael, Tautou; Audrey, Lambert; Wilson, Hirschman; Chloe Art direction: Ott; Laurent Participation year at FICM: 2016
2016 | B/N | 122:00 In 1946, Jacques Cousteau leads his son Philippe into the waters of the Mediterranean. Thanks to a diving suit made especially for him, the boy is able to breathe underwater for the first time. Ten years later when Philippe, now grown, reunites with Jacques on board The Calypso, he discovers that his father has changed. Now a worldwide star, Jacques travels the world embarking on one increasingly megalomaniacal project after another. Direction: Salle; Jérôme Script: Salle; Jérôme, Turner; Laurent, basado en Capitaine de la Calypso de Albert Falco y Jean-Michel Cousteau, y en Mon père le commandant de Jean-Michel Cousteau Production: Gastaldo; Nathalie, Godeau; Philippe, Delbosc; Olivier, Missonnier; Marc Photography: Boucard; Matias Sound: Engels; Marc, Gauder; Thomas Music: Desplat; Alexandre Cast:Niney; Pierre, Bundred; Michael, Tautou; Audrey, Lambert; Wilson, Hirschman; Chloe Art direction: Ott; Laurent Participation year at FICM: 2016
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