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My Octopus Teacher

2020

Action / Documentary / Drama

My Octopus Teacher (2020) download

My Octopus Teacher

2020

Action / Documentary / Drama

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93% TOMATOMETER · 43 reviews

91% AUDIENCE · 1K ratings

8.1/10 · 72.9K

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diving octopus intelligence atlantic ocean human animal relationship south africa

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My Octopus Teacher (2020) download

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Plot summary

After years of swimming every day in the freezing ocean at the tip of Africa, Craig Foster meets an unlikely teacher: a young octopus who displays remarkable curiosity. Visiting her den and tracking her movements for months on end he eventually wins the animal’s trust and they develop a never-before-seen bond between human and wild animal.

Director

James Reed

Top cast

Craig Foster as Self

Tom Foster as Self / Son of Craig Foster

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

787.5 MB

1280*714

English 2.0

TV-G

Subtitles

25 fps

1 hr 25 min

Seeds 7

1.58 GB

1920*1072

English 5.1

TV-G

Subtitles

25 fps

1 hr 25 min

Seeds 34

Comments 12

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Sid447 723 days ago

Beautiful award winning documentary film. Fantastic story.

jo_stuntman70 2003 days ago

Wow! Just amazing, beautifully made. Well done and congratulations to this South African team.

Manonymous 2011 days ago

Spectacularly simple, non-preachy story of a man (a real nurturing, clever, hateless man) showing you how incredible and intelligent and similar to us these creatures are. Please don't eat them. You have plenty of other choices. This is TOP-SHELF STORY TELLING.

Sam_Puckett 2012 days ago

Is this Hentai version?

Dude_wheres_my_car 2012 days ago

will this be available in 4K?

Bokooo 2012 days ago

yup

Wreybies 2012 days ago

This was a genuinely beautiful doco. Would that we lived in a world that aspired to that man's breadth of observation and introspection - we'd be in a much better, happier world.

jerome316 2012 days ago

Shot on location False Bay ,Cape Town the Mother city BEAUTIFULL...if you think our Octopi is smart come check out our lions they will LOVE you

herbg 2012 days ago

This is one of the best documentaries, EVER! 10/10

umthondo_we_sizwe 2243 days ago

I swam once from that beach

deltora 2245 days ago

Really beautiful documentary film.

duknutter 2245 days ago

Thanks FREEMAN...

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7 / 10

I reckon this could be my favourite natural

CinemaSerf

I reckon this could be my favourite natural history feature, as despite a slight element of sentimentality, it's really quite fascinating. It all follows the…

I reckon this could be my favourite natural history feature, as despite a slight element of sentimentality, it's really quite fascinating. It all follows the relationship between accomplished diver and photographer Craig Foster and an octopus. He is swimming when he encounters this young creature hiding in it's den. Approaching it, gingerly, he is surprised when it reaches out a tentacle (he calls them arms) and begins to stroke his hand. He can feel the pressure from it's individually controlled suckers but senses there is no danger here, as she appears to sense from him, too. What now follows sees him return, daily, to visit his new friend as she grows, hunts, gets hunted, and ultimately breeds over the better part of the next year. There is a scene where she has an altercation with a shark - from which she does not emerge unscathed, that I found contrasted emotionally quite powerfully with the scenes of her own hunting a poor crab, or lobster. Isn't it odd how we so often take sides when we watch eat or be eaten scenarios play out? We want the octopus to survive unscathed against the shark, but have no qualms about her gobbling up a lobster going about it's own business on the bottom of these colourful and vibrant waters. His narration is sparing, but what we do listen to is increasingly personal as he begins to form an attachment - but what is much more striking is that she seems to reciprocate. She feels no threat as he approaches and it's that very relaxedness that allows us to observe an amazingly adaptable, squash-able and intelligent cephalopod that has no family to teach her the tricks of the survival trade, just as any of her own half million eggs will not receive any from her, as she makes an ultimate sacrifice to ensure they, themselves, can perpetuate their species for an other lifecycle. The underwater photography captures well not just the life of this octopus, but also of it's role within a complex social structure beneath the waves and with some imagery that is really quite difficult to watch - especially at the end; this is a touching look at nature at it's most natural.

9 / 10

A profoundly moving, visually stunning documentary that elevates

candicetop

a profoundly moving, visually stunning documentary that elevates a simple premise into a transformative emotional experience. It follows South African…

10 / 10

Not just a documentary (9 January 2021) Why

Skarfrael

Not just a documentary (9 January 2021) Why I watched it? Because I love octopuses and the sea. Why I gave it a 10? Because it was something more than just a…

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