Exceptionally beautiful graphics and slightly pale content

Went to the cinema to watch the ocean in the afternoon. Overall, it was within my normal expectations, no big surprises and definitely no disappointments. Director Jacques Behan and his team used the lens to show us the beauty of the ocean and the grandeur of nature. The micro photography (macro photography) in the film is really amazing to me, and many of the shots are very interesting. However, on the other hand, it is also a pity that the film lacks a complete main line and unclear narrative structure and pale and scattered lines.
As an excellent documentary, in my opinion, its narrative may not be as good as "Bear's Tale", the appeal of the picture may not be as good as "Homeland", and the novel theme may not be as good as "Migrating Birds". However, this is probably the best documentary of 2011.
BTW, when I found out that the director appeared in the film, and after a closer look, I found that he turned out to be the adult Toto actor in "Paradise Cinema", and suddenly I felt like an old friend reunited after a long absence. very nice!

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