Submarine DVD Review Submarine (2010) Submarine, they enable to destroy, heat, change and transform as well as conduct research about properties of materials and relations between them. Ultrasounds allow to obtain precise images of objects thanks to the short wave length. 15-year-old Olivier Tate (Brilliant Craig Roberts: Jane Eyre,The First Time) the protagonist of 'Submarine', wants to know how the things around him are really like. However, neither nature, nor technology offered him a sonar. It does not discourage him from suspecting that the true life goes on deep inside. Only faint reflections of phenomena are visible on the surface. Olivier desperately dives without oxygen mask. He swims until he becomes breathless. Richard Ayoade(The IT Crowd,Bunny and The Bull) tells a typical initiation story. He observes a teenager who watches his parents, awkwardly enters into relations with women, makes his first, very foreseeable mistakes and matures to the ability to see himself from a distance. The literary model for the main character filtered his experiences through stories drawn from voracious reading. Director of the film found a marvelous equivalent for words. He resorted to images. Francis Scott Fitzgerald described his characters drawing on film terminology. He indicated the possible ways in which we could perceive them. Olivier applies the same gimmicks to himself. He tells us when the camera operator should zoom out, move from close up to a full scene, place entire character in the centre of the frame. But who is hidden on the other side of the