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underwater photograph of a seal’s snout

Film: The Wild North Sea

A dive into the unknown underwater world

Inspired by the adventures of explorer Jacques Cousteau, this film brings the little-known underwater world of the North Sea to life.

Experienced diver and cameraman Peter van Rodijnen has been filming in seas all over the world for the past 20 years. Now he has decided to capture the underwater world of the North Sea on film. So close, yet at the same time so unknown: the North Sea, our country’s largest nature reserve! Initially, he thought he would mainly be filming large and iconic species in the North Sea, such as the basking shark, the orca and the tuna. But he soon realised that these are merely part of a much larger and interconnected system. He also realised that the health of the North Sea depends on all its inhabitants, from the tiniest plankton to the largest shark. With stunning imagery, the film reveals a spectacular underwater world that is completely unknown to most of us.

Film poster featuring the wild North Sea, with an underwater photograph of a diver and a large fish with its mouth wide open
This event is organised in collaboration with Filmtheater Fraterhuis.
underwater photograph of a seal
underwater photograph of a large fish
underwater photograph of a jellyfish
underwater photograph of coral and starfish
underwater photograph of a close-up of a fish

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