The sea mountain
750 miles off the coast of Brazil, about one third of the way to Africa, the summit of an underwater mountain rises over the South Atlantic at 20,000 feet: the Trindade Island. The documentary, directed by Rafael Duarte and Italo Yure, produced by Jamie Portas Vilaseca and Rafael Duarte (29'), tells the story of the Miramundos expedition team's journey to the island on a Brazilian Navy battleship, and the team's mission was to disembark on the island to reveal some of the mysteries and charms present on that place that is mostly unknown to the general population and nearly impossible to be visited. The film depicts the team members' efforts to visit the island's main landmarks in only 45 hours after having travelled in high sea for 4 days, living with the military and following their training onboard.
Comments about sport «The sea mountain» (16)
Rafael Duarte Duarte did an excellent job. I would recommend this movie without reservation.
I shall not give away anything, except the fact that it was the best film of my life!
Hoo-wee! Where to start! Well written and directed, good actors choice.
The story is fascinating; the acting was excellent & the cinematography was incredible. recommended!
Loved this movie! Such a great movie with a surprise ending. I cried during the action film which was surprising.
I loved this movie, it has good action, has a story and a meaning.
Such an amazing Sport movie!
When we go to a theater to watch a movie, there is one desire that always crawls our hearts. The desire that the movie comes out to be entertaining. But this one, I assure, will raise that desire to new heights for the movies yet to release in your lifetime
One of the greatest films ever made. Please do not watch it on TV because Rafael Duarte Duarte tuned the editing in such a precise way that simply pausing for a commercial break can literally affect the way your brain processes this masterpiece.
Such a great film
It's awesome. You guys should definitely watch this movie.
This is Spell-Binding! A Marvelous Documentary Flick, that is solidly backed with a fantastic script, proficient direction & note-worthy performances. A Big Winner!