The most majestic, unlikely friendship. Photo: Netflix In 2010, the renowned nature filmmaker Craig Foster started free diving in the icy, brutal ocean waters off the Western Cape of South Africa. He was suffering from debilitating burnout and adrenal fatigue and was desperate for “radical change” — but unsure what shape it might come in. Then it arrived in the form of a speckled, eggplant-hued octopus.
Though octopi are known to be wickedly smart, the mollusks aren’t exactly well-understood. Foster is desperate to know more about the majestic creature — but he doesn’t approach her as a research subject. Rather, as the title of the documentary hints, he sees her as more of a guide or mentor, with valuable lessons to teach him about the fragility of life and the deep connection between the human and natural worlds.
carmelula aMandolinz el del documental graba espectacular pero sap greu veure cop no ajuda en res a la pobre popeta i a sobre despres fa montatge amb llagrimeta inclosa com si li tingues algun apreci el cabró
aMandolinz pererenom Has vist això a Netflix? 🐙
This has to be one of the best films ever made .
Agreed
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I loved this so much.
aMandolinz يعيدون التغريدة كان القصة تسوى Nawar_NAlKazemi واضح ان العالم على وشك الانهيار
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