Take my hat off to anyone that trudges out there to those islands in that weather and freezing cold Godawful type of environment just to observe and record wild animals.
However, I thought for a long time this was the same but older, slightly dodgy version of"Killer Whales" documentary and only realised it's a different filmmaker/
Crozet islands are so isolated being just a tiny patch of land in the middle of vast ocean so not much goes on anwyay so this has little to offer in terms of footage, scenery apart form the odd very select few scenes and some odd attempts to give it a boost with a humourous voice over and dubbing I can't weigh up but maybe English isn't the first language so I'll give it the benefit of doubt and move on.
Delphine appears briefly buit as a huge, imposing dark shadow from the murky water but silently gliding past to check out why there's a dude with a camera hiding in her kelp.
Not sure if this was an effort to follow up on the family after six years or just a guy that wanted to go and visit but whatever the case, this one sadly fails to capture any of the charm.
However, I thought for a long time this was the same but older, slightly dodgy version of"Killer Whales" documentary and only realised it's a different filmmaker/
Crozet islands are so isolated being just a tiny patch of land in the middle of vast ocean so not much goes on anwyay so this has little to offer in terms of footage, scenery apart form the odd very select few scenes and some odd attempts to give it a boost with a humourous voice over and dubbing I can't weigh up but maybe English isn't the first language so I'll give it the benefit of doubt and move on.
Delphine appears briefly buit as a huge, imposing dark shadow from the murky water but silently gliding past to check out why there's a dude with a camera hiding in her kelp.
Not sure if this was an effort to follow up on the family after six years or just a guy that wanted to go and visit but whatever the case, this one sadly fails to capture any of the charm.
