Screening of Eleanor Mortimer's deep-sea nature documentary about marine biologists working in the remote Clarion-Clipperton Zone.
QUAD is screening How Deep Is Your Love on Sunday 22 November at 12:30, with a second showing on Thursday 26 November at 12:15. It's a deep-sea nature documentary directed by Eleanor Mortimer, and it's been out in UK cinemas since 2 October.
The film follows a group of marine biologists working in the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, one of the most remote regions on Earth — twelve days sailing from the nearest land. Much of the footage comes from that depth, and the story is as much about the people as the place. Mortimer weaves together shots of the deep-sea realm with a question that sits at the heart of the whole thing: does their very presence risk harming the world they're there to protect? It's that tension between the awe of what they find and the urgency of how human progress threatens these delicate ecosystems that carries the film.
Critics have called it 'remarkable', 'lyrically gorgeous' and 'a spectacular visual extravaganza', so it's the kind of thing that really benefits from a big screen rather than a laptop. It runs for 100 minutes and carries a 12A certificate.
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Tickets are £10.50 standard and £8.50 for concessions. Between the Sunday afternoon and Thursday lunchtime slots, there's a bit of choice depending on when you can get away.
