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Ghost Ships 

One hundred meters down, in the pitch-black darkness of some of the world’s most treacherous waters, a twenty-strong team of elite divers use cutting-edge equipment and revolutionary techniques to create some of the most stunning underwater visuals captured on film. Their mission; to chronicle and pay tribute to the countless war-time wrecks at the bottom of a sea which has never known peace and is, even now, being contested by the world’s superpowers.
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One hundred meters down, in the pitch-black darkness of some of the world’s most treacherous waters, a twenty-strong team of elite divers use cutting-edge equipment and revolutionary techniques to create some of the most stunning underwater visuals captured on film. Their mission; to chronicle and pay tribute to the countless war-time wrecks at the bottom of a sea which has never known peace and is, even now, being contested by the world’s superpowers.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Markus Blunder
Written By:Markus Blunder
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Runtime:90 minutes
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