The Odyssey, GFT. 18 – 24 August, 2017

The extraordinary life of underwater explorer, inventor and pioneering conservationist Jacques Cousteau is told in this lavish, handsomely crafted biopic. Spanning 30 years from Cousteau’s departure from the French Navy through some of his most significant voyages, the film focuses on his troubled relationship with his son Philippe and the private sacrifices of a very public individual. The dazzling cinematography of Matias Boucard captures the awe and wonder of the aquatic landscape that Cousteau brought to the world. GFF17
GFT, 12 Rose St G3 6RB
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