Fathom

2021
TV-PG
1h 26min

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

5.6/10

726

TU CALIFICACIÓN

On June 25, a conversation begins. Watch as Dr. Michelle Fournet and Dr. Ellen Garland journey to opposite hemispheres on an undertaking as colossal as their humpback whale subjects, deciphering the complex communication of whales to uncover a culture in the oceans older than humankind.

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Documental

Una maravilla visual y auditiva de un documental que sigue a los investigadores que trabajan para finalmente decodificar la comunicación de las ballenas jorobadas. Con la Dra. Michelle Fourn... Leer todoUna maravilla visual y auditiva de un documental que sigue a los investigadores que trabajan para finalmente decodificar la comunicación de las ballenas jorobadas. Con la Dra. Michelle Fournet, la Dra. Ellen Garland.Una maravilla visual y auditiva de un documental que sigue a los investigadores que trabajan para finalmente decodificar la comunicación de las ballenas jorobadas. Con la Dra. Michelle Fournet, la Dra. Ellen Garland.

Dirección
- Drew Xanthopoulos
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

5.6/10

726

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Drew Xanthopoulos
Elenco

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Premios
- 1 premio ganado y 1 nominación en total

Videos2

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Michelle Fournet

Self

Ellen Garland

Self

Christopher T. Tessaglia-Hymes

Self

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Opiniones destacadas

5zaidhunt

Hardly any whales ... sentimental tripe

Slow shots ... trying to be clever ...it just misses the mark.

2jmeyer84

Academics on Vacation

I was really looking forward to this documentary but left feeling incredibly disappointed. The subject matter is great, but it turns into researchers on vacation whale watching and not much else.

What a waste of time and grant money. No wonder our college system is so bloated and expensive!

1prolead

What a waste of time

How do you take an absolutely fantastic research topic and beat your audience to death? This documentary does that very well. Most of the documentary is just painfully slow and focuses on the process rather than anything worth watching. There are shots of them fixing boat engines and making food and endless chatting about their personal lives. It's like the animals take a back seat in this documentary. Painfully slow to watch.

3danielbooroff

Was sooo excited and then...

If you like beautiful cinematography then this may be for you.

It is extremely naval-gazing and focuses on the personal lives of the scientists rather then the whales and/or facts.

There are no conclusions on the questions asked at the beginning of the film.

A missed opportunity.

9JoshuaMercott

Eye opening

And ear-opening as well. Brilliant 'first step' into a deeper more 'associative' understanding of other life on Earth, starting with Whales. The scientific attention shown to every scene is brilliant.