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DESCRIPTION:In 1967\, a Belgian team aboard the navy ship De Moor embarked 
 on a groundbreaking five-month expedition to the Great Barrier Reef\, then
  a largely unexplored natural wonder. The crew included scientists\, sailo
 rs and the filmmaker Pierre Levie. Led by Captain Arsène Robyns\, they nav
 igated treacherous\, unmapped waters. The expedition’s footage\, captured 
 by filmmaker Pierre Dubuisson and diver Ron Taylor (later renowned for ‘Ja
 ws’ from 1975)\, revealed the reef’s vibrant\, otherworldly marine life. T
 he resulting documentary has a near-meditative quality and serves scientif
 ic as well as cinematic and aesthetic purposes\, akin to Jacques-Yves Cous
 teau’s ‘Le Monde du Silence’ (1956). Premiered at the Venice Film Festival
 \, critics praised the film as “a unique spectacle and unparalleled scient
 ific document” of a world of its own – a world that has since been heavily
  affected by pollution and climate change and is at risk of being lost for
 ever.BE 1969\, directors: Pierre Dubuisson\, Pierre Levie\, Michel de Mévi
 us\, 92 min\, English versionIntroduction: Bruno Mestdagh (Cinematek)
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LOCATION:Kinemathek – Studiokino
SUMMARY:La Grande Barrière de corail
TRANSP:OPAQUE
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