Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaDiving Into The Darkness is a jaw-dropping yet intimate portrait of cave diving icon Jill Heinerth, and the nail-biting challenges and risks she's faced to go where no man or woman has gone ... Ler tudoDiving Into The Darkness is a jaw-dropping yet intimate portrait of cave diving icon Jill Heinerth, and the nail-biting challenges and risks she's faced to go where no man or woman has gone before.Diving Into The Darkness is a jaw-dropping yet intimate portrait of cave diving icon Jill Heinerth, and the nail-biting challenges and risks she's faced to go where no man or woman has gone before.
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The courage and passion displayed in this documentary is quite literally awe-inspiring...
I will admit, the re-enactments do not do justice as far as how/what she has experienced and achieved as a diver..
Regardless, realizing the extent of the risks taken, ow the smallest mistakes create such a high probability of not making it out (or even in for that matter) alive and what was accomplished (not to mention the obstacles and unexpected situations that come into play...👀
Just hearing her perspective and the genuine love and passion she has, the awards her and her crews have received for their dedication and accomplishments, is beyond inspirational...
Definitely recommend checking it out.. 👌👍
I was so happy to finally be able to view "Diving into the Darkness" as I have read Jill Heinerth's book, "Into the Planet", and heard Jill speak here in Calgary. She is an awesome woman who has found her way into a predominately male career. And she has upped the ante. Her work, her accomplishments, her way of diving and photographing underwater worlds are all amazing. She knows it is a risky business and she does it for her own interests as well as for all people as she opens up this unknown world for all of us. This documentary is beautifully filmed, has an incredible commentary, and is completely stunning to watch. I give it a definite 10/10.
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Diving into the Darkness takes you to another world deep below the earth's surface and one into which most humans will never venture. This gripping documentary about cave diving is so much more than an exploration of one of the most dangerous of human activities; it is also the captivating story of one woman's determined purpose to push the boundaries of scientific knowledge in a field traditionally dominated by men.
At the heart of this compelling feature is Jill Heinerth, a pioneering, multi-award-winning underwater explorer. We get to know Jill through her own engaging first-person narration; insights shared by family, friends and colleagues; and through animated re-enactments of pivotal personal experiences. What we learn about Jill's engrossing life trajectory over the course of this film is heartwarming, confronting, moving and truly inspirational.
Artful, daring cinematography transports you viscerally into the almost mystical underwater realms Jill penetrates, intricate cave systems of both exquisite beauty and extreme peril. As we marvel at the jaw-dropping scenery - which literally takes the breath away - we are made acutely aware of the supremely hazardous nature of these subterranean expeditions filmed on location in different parts of the world. Getting lost in these unexplored caverns and crevices, faulty technology/equipment, and the limits of psychological and physical endurance can be lethal, so as we accompany Jill and her fellow divers into these claustrophobic depths, the danger feels all too real and the suspense at times overpowering. How the director and his crew managed to capture this extraordinary footage is a feat in itself.
I knew virtually nothing about cave diving before watching Diving Into the Darkness, so this film was a surprising and rewarding revelation. And by the end of it, you admire Jill Heinerth as an accomplished explorer and as an all-round impressive human being so much that you wonder why she isn't more widely known. Thank goodness this thoughtfully told, masterfully crafted documentary will ensure she gets the recognition she deserves.
A film for anyone and everyone!
At the heart of this compelling feature is Jill Heinerth, a pioneering, multi-award-winning underwater explorer. We get to know Jill through her own engaging first-person narration; insights shared by family, friends and colleagues; and through animated re-enactments of pivotal personal experiences. What we learn about Jill's engrossing life trajectory over the course of this film is heartwarming, confronting, moving and truly inspirational.
Artful, daring cinematography transports you viscerally into the almost mystical underwater realms Jill penetrates, intricate cave systems of both exquisite beauty and extreme peril. As we marvel at the jaw-dropping scenery - which literally takes the breath away - we are made acutely aware of the supremely hazardous nature of these subterranean expeditions filmed on location in different parts of the world. Getting lost in these unexplored caverns and crevices, faulty technology/equipment, and the limits of psychological and physical endurance can be lethal, so as we accompany Jill and her fellow divers into these claustrophobic depths, the danger feels all too real and the suspense at times overpowering. How the director and his crew managed to capture this extraordinary footage is a feat in itself.
I knew virtually nothing about cave diving before watching Diving Into the Darkness, so this film was a surprising and rewarding revelation. And by the end of it, you admire Jill Heinerth as an accomplished explorer and as an all-round impressive human being so much that you wonder why she isn't more widely known. Thank goodness this thoughtfully told, masterfully crafted documentary will ensure she gets the recognition she deserves.
A film for anyone and everyone!
I thoroughly enjoyed Diving into the Darkness. A friend encouraged me to see it and I wasn't sure whether I would like a film about cave diving given I tend to feel a little uncomfortable in enclosed spaces and I am not a scuba diver myself. However, I thought this was a fabulous documentary - the story was captivating and the cinematography was stunning. The subject is niche but the film was so well done that it appeals to anyone regardless of whether they are interested in cave diving or not. The film's heroine, Jill Heinerth, is someone who likes to push the boundaries in her quest for adventure and knowledge. She is an inspirational person and the film does a wonderful job of explaining what she does, why she does it and how her data collection adds to the understanding of the world around us. The film maker did an excellent job in putting this film together - the way the story is told through the words and imagery plus the use of animation intertwined in the story make it super interesting and the suspense has you on the edge of your seat. If you are a diver you must see this film. If you love documentaries you must see this film. If you just like a great, inspirational story about a trailblazing woman you must see this film. I highly recommend it to anyone young and old.
This is an inspiring story of Jill Heinerth's journey to becoming the world's most accomplished and respected cave-diver. It's a highly dangerous yet essential profession that is providing science with a new and revealing understanding of the world's underground aquatic ecosystems. Director Nays Baghai skilfully unfolds Jill's personal journey from her realization, as a young girl, that her path in life was to explore, her near-death experiences and the impact of these on her relationships and approach to fear, and her passion to inspire exploration in young people. Nays shows us Jill's story through interviews, animations, flash-backs, archival footage, re-enactments, and beautiful cinematography. The re-enactments are especially powerful and frightening. The scenes of divers swimming through enormous underwater caverns, deep beneath the Earth's surface, are magically lit and beautiful to watch. Jill's telling of her amazing life is honest, humble and down-to-earth, contrasting vividly with her technical skills and the dangerous environment she loves. I highly recommend this film to anyone interested in stories about human endeavour, personal limits, and exploration.
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- CuriosidadesBefore filming began, Nays Baghai set a new precedent amongst film directors by becoming certified to cave dive on a rebreather. Although he was already an experienced diver with nearly 200 logged dives and a strong degree of comfort on his rebreather, he knew the risks of cave diving necessitated taking a course to ensure filming underwater would proceed safely. The course took place in the frigid waters of Mount Gambier, Australia in September 2022. Despite the grueling nature of the tests, he persisted and passed the course - which enabled him to dive far beyond where most recreational divers (let alone film directors) would be able to go.
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- 1 h 36 min(96 min)
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