World without sun
Contributors: Columbia Pictures Corporation
Publisher: Jacques Yves Cousteau. Made by Filmad-Les Requins associés-Orsay films, Paris, and C.E.I.A.P., Rome. Released in the U. S. by Columbia Pictures Corp.
Published: 1964
Place of publication: [n.p.]
Language: eng
Format: Motion picture
Number of pages: 93
Subjects: Underwater exploration; Marine animals; Manned undersea research stations
Other titles: Monde sans soleil [Motion picture] [from old catalog]
Notes: Released in France under the title Le monde sans soleil.

CREDITS: Producers, Jacques Yves Cousteau, Jacques Mauger; director, Jacques Yves Cousteau; commentary, James Dugan; music, Serge Baudo; director of photography, Pierre Goupil, editors, Georges Alépée, Anne Sarraute. CAST: Jacques Yves Cousteau, André Folco, Pierre Guilbert, Raymond Kientzy, André Portelatine, Raymond Vaissiere, Pierre Vannoni, Claude Wesly.

SUMMARY: Scientist and marine explorer Jacques Yves Cousteau and a pioneering team of divers and scientists set up a base on the continental shelf below the Red Sea in order to determine if men can live and work for a month at various depths without surfacing. Includes a photographic study of marine life.