‘Ocean with David Attenborough’ brings to life ‘his greatest message’ and offers hope amid the ongoing climate crisis

We are more in contact with the ocean than you think, and the nature Sir David Attenburo is ready to share its findings in the new geographical documentary, “Ocean With David Attenborough”.

Atinburo begins the film with a statement, “After living for a hundred years on this planet, I now understand that the most important place on Earth is not on Earth, but at sea.”

At the age of 99, the life of Attenborough coincided with a century of ocean discovery. The film takes a deep diving in the vital role of the surroundings in preserving life on Earth through amazing sequences, inspiring stories and scientific visions.

Speak on the red carpet with movie makers Toby Noelian and Keith Shuli, who have worked in many of Atinburo’s productions over the years.

“Nothing is completely approaching this part that was composed and personally from David, this feature film about the ocean, this cinematic event. He, as you know, his greatest story, his greatest message,” told us Nowlan. Nowlalan is a producer and director in the movie and works on “Attenborough Films over the past 16 years or so,” saying that Attenborough was “great inspiration” to enter the work.

The Scholey, who is also a film director, works with Attenborough for more than 40 years, and it is noted that it was “to really tell a story, why do we need to protect the ocean now.”

“OCEAN” highlights some of the greatest discoveries of the last century, showing the importance of the ocean in liquidating the air that we breathe, behaves as a carbon basin, nourishes the population, and harms millions of sea species.

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“We aim at the sea floor in ways that we had no idea, until the cameras are committed to there and a look,” Nuilan said.

“Ocean” is characterized by destroyed fishing techniques that have never preceded them, which happen away from view, leading to the collapse of the ecosystems of oceans.

But hope is not lost.

“The more complicated the natural world, the more flexible. There is no better example of it in the ocean,” Shuli continued.

Nowlaan’s position, “This idea is that if you protect the ocean areas, the recovery process is completely different from what is happening on the ground. (

“We have gathered with this movie. I think we all believe that this is what can make a really difference,” said Shuli.

“This may be the moment of change,” Atinburo says in the movie.

“Ocean With David Attenborough” represents the first collaboration between Attenborough and National Geographic.

The film will be broadcast on Saturday, June 7, 9/8c on National Geographic and Treams Sunday, June 8, to celebrate World Ocean Day, on Disney+ and Hulu.

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