Year after year, filmmaker Didier Noirot explored and filmed underwater life on the East Coast of Newfoundland, a mare incognita for divers, yet one of the most legendary marine areas in the world… From the phenomenal migration of millions of capelins to the feast of humpback whales and belugas, and the schools of the legendary Atlantic cod, the wildlife sequences, shot in ultra-high definition by one of the world’s most award-winning underwater cinematographers, provide an exclusive immersion into an unknown world, amidst mists and icebergs.

Through the fate of the capelin, a tiny fish and a vital link in the food chain, this film reveals the fragility of this ecosystem and the need for its preservation. Didier Noirot thus unveils for the first time a fragile underwater realm, long overexploited by fishing, which may be on the verge of rediscovering its incredible richness today!