Deep Water DVD 2006
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Deep Water is a gripping 2006 documentary film that tells the tragic true story of Donald Crowhurst, an amateur sailor who entered the 1968 Golden Globe Race around the world with devastating consequences. Directed by Louise Osmond and Jerry Rothwell, the film blends archival footage, personal diaries, and interviews to create a haunting and deeply human portrait of ambition, deception, and despair. It is widely regarded as one of the finest documentary films of its era and makes for a compelling and emotionally powerful watch.
Key Features & Specs
| Format | DVD, standard definition, region 2 |
|---|---|
| Release Year | 2006 theatrical release, DVD edition |
| Runtime | Approximately 92 minutes |
| Genre | Documentary, true story, sailing and adventure |
| Language | English with optional subtitles on most editions |
| Special Features | Typically includes behind-the-scenes extras and interviews depending on edition |
| Compatibility | Plays on standard DVD players and region-compatible computers |
Best for: This DVD is ideal for documentary enthusiasts, sailing fans, and anyone drawn to compelling true stories about human psychology, ambition, and the unforgiving nature of the open ocean.