Sea cinema returns to theaters with the Ocean Film Festival: here’s the program

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Ocean Film Festival I Am Ocean
I Am Ocean – Sam Riley on Dive

Ocean Film Festival Italia, a film festival that brings the best short/medium length films from around the world with an ocean theme, returns. The sixth edition of the festival will start on Wednesday, October 19, 2022 from The Space Cinema Odeon in Milan, and will then continue in 16 Italian cities.

– Here are the dates and tickets to attend the screenings –

Ocean Film Festival 2022 – What are the films on the bill

The first screening in Milan will be a world premiere, the screening of Broken Breath, a documentary about freediver Mike Maric and the first Italian film finalist at the Ocean Film Festival. The tour will continue until Nov. 28, bringing the seven films themed on freediving, sailing, surfing, nature and diving to 16 Italian cities. Here are this edition’s finalists.

Broken Breath

Broken Breath - Diving to the Y-40 center
Broken Breath – Dive to the Y-40 center

In 2005 Mike Maric, at the peak of his athletic career, lost his best friend in an accident at sea. The trauma caused by a bereavement was an opportunity to face a path of rebirth, and apnea the tool to learn more about a part of oneself.

Italy 2022 / 24 min / Director Morgan Bertacca / Production Mike Maric, Y-40® The Deep Joy / Ocean therapy, freediving

I Am Ocean

I Am Ocean - Hippocampus
I Am Ocean – Hippocampus

The film is a kind of thanksgiving to the underwater world of the oceans. That mysterious place that gave Australian photographer and oceanographer PT Hirschfield the strength to face and survive a terminal cancer diagnosed in 2011.

Australia 2021 / 9 min / Director Samuel Riley / Production Samuel Riley, Gianna Savoie / Ocean therapy, diving, photography

Ocean Film Festival 2022: Eyre & Sea

Ocean Film Festival Eyre & Sea - Sea Lions
Eyre & Sea – Sea Lions

Director Cresswell spends entire days exploring the Great Australian Bight with his camera. Hence comes to life the story of Alan, one of three inhabitants of a tiny coastal town who spends a life shaped around the natural world, and his unlikely encounter with a colony of pinnipeds that radically changes him.

Australia 2021 / 19 min / Directed and Produced by Jem Cresswell / Ocean conservation, diving
Protagonist: Alan

If you give a beach a bottle

If you give a beach a bottle - Watercolor
If you give a beach a bottle – Watercolor

Filmmaker and artist Max Romey joins with other environmentalists to clean up a remote Alaskan beach of plastic waste. Embarrassment and fascination, opposing feelings, prompt Romey to document the abandoned plastic objects with a series of watercolors in his sketchbook.

United States 2021 / 5 min / Director and Production Max Romey / Enviro, creative art

Mar

Ocean Film Festival Mar - Surfer on the wave
Mar – Surfer on the wave

For Alex Botelho and some of his professional surfing friends, the magic lies in the call dictated by nature: when the wave comes and the wind is right, when all the variables align…then those are the days to find yourself in Nazarè where big-wave means surfing waves up to 30 meters high.

United States 2020 / 25 min / Director Olaf Crato / Production Emerald Media Creative / Surfing, big-wave surfing

Tiger (shark) king

Tiger (shark) king - Jim Abernethy with a tiger shark
Tiger (shark) king – Jim Abernethy with a tiger shark

For more than two decades, conservationist and diver Jim Abernethy has discovered the “loving” side of large predatory sharks after removing a fish hook from the mouth of a tiger shark. He has dedicated his life to raising awareness of the true nature of sharks to demythologize their reputation as unscrupulous killers through his study center in Tiger Beach.

United States 2021 / 7 min / Directed and Produced by Clayton Conn / Ocean conservation, diving

Ocean Film Festival 2022: Wave of change

Wave of Change - The catamaran Nomade de mers
Wave of Change – The catamaran Nomade de mers

Aboard the catamaran Nomade des Mers, engineer Corentin de Chatelperron and his Low-tech Lab teammates embark on a tour around the world, from Asia to Mexico. Each stopover is an opportunity to meet inspiring inventors who come up with low-tech products: students and entrepreneurs as well as do-it-yourself enthusiasts and scientists.

France 2021 / 32 min / Director and cinematographer Pierre Frechou and Damien Castera / Production Picture Organic Clothing / Surfing, sailing, environment

 

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1 thought on “Sea cinema returns to theaters with the Ocean Film Festival: here’s the program”

  1. Buonasera, come mai non c’è una diffusione maggiore nelle sale di tante città? Io sono interessata ma come si fa ….Pesaro o Cesena ???? Rimini città di mare non posso credere che nessuna sala abbia interesse! Un cinema Tiberio riuscirebbe secondo me a riempire ben due sere. Sono certa che molti che scorreranno date e città, si chiederanno, perché manca la propria città.

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