Explorer: The Deepest Cave

Name: Explorer: The Deepest Cave
Genre: Documentaire
Released: 2022-05-30
Duration: 50 min
Rating: 6.7
Cast: Pablo Durana, Bill Stone

2022
50m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,7/10

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Renowned caver Bill Stone is on a lifelong quest to go deeper beneath the earth than any human has ever ventured. Deep in the unexplored depths of Cheve Cave in Mexico, his goal is to set a new world record by finding a passage beyond a depth of 7,208 feet, proving once and for all his theory that Cheve is the deepest cave in the world. The expedition has been compared to climbing Everest - but in reverse.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueRenowned caver Bill Stone ventures deep into Mexico's Cheve Cave, aiming to reach a record depth and prove it's the world's deepest. The underground expedition through tight passages pushes ... Tout lireRenowned caver Bill Stone ventures deep into Mexico's Cheve Cave, aiming to reach a record depth and prove it's the world's deepest. The underground expedition through tight passages pushes the team to their physical and mental limits.Renowned caver Bill Stone ventures deep into Mexico's Cheve Cave, aiming to reach a record depth and prove it's the world's deepest. The underground expedition through tight passages pushes the team to their physical and mental limits.

Directors
Stars
- Pablo Durana
- Bill Stone

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,7/10

308

MA NOTE

Directors
Stars
- Pablo Durana
- Bill Stone

3Commentaires d'utilisateurs

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Vidéos1

Trailer 0:31

Teaser Trailer

Photos1

Rôles principaux2

Modifier

Pablo Durana

Self - Nat Geo Cameraman

Bill Stone

Self - Expedition Leader

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6alanrife1

Very interesting, but not very engaging.

The director of the film states that sometimes his films need a storyline crafted, while this adventure doesn't need one because it is a constant state of exploration. I understand what he is saying but, it does need more storyline. Otherwise, this was an incredible look in at a place none of us will ever venture to. I'll watch as many of these as are made for that reason alone.

3sarahgossett

Not enough cave.

This is one of those documentaries that primarily consists of interviews with the team in which they discuss their emotions about various aspects of the expedition. Heartwarming bios of team members are given. Tense moments occur, and then when obstacles are overcome we are treated to shots of the team standing around pumping their fists and saying "WOO!" We the audience know to be impressed by something in the cave when one of the team members breathlessly informs us that it is "cool" or "awesome."

Sadly, though, not much actual cave is featured. It is more of a backdrop for human achievement.