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Today at 10:05 p.m., TV3 invites us to embark on a fascinating cinematographic adventure with the broadcast of Jacques. This film, directed by Jérôme Salle, transports us to the vibrant and often tumultuous world of the legendary explorer Jacques Cousteau.

Jacques It is not just a biographical drama, but A deep dive into Cousteau’s life, played by Lambert Wilson. Set in 1948, the film follows Jacques and his wife, Simone (Audrey Tautou), as they pursue their dream of exploring the oceans aboard the famous ship Calypso.

The film not only stands out for its impressive visual narrative that portrays the paradisiacal and remote places that Cousteau visited, but also for its honest representation of the personal and family complexities that marked his life. A history marked by its scientific and television achievementsbut also due to conflicts with his partner and children, Philippe and Jean-Michel.

The plot also addresses the tragedy that struck the Cousteau family, adding a layer of depth and emotion to the story. Pierre Niney, Laurent Lucas, Benjamin Lavernhe and Vincent Heneine complete a cast that brings to life the characters who surrounded the iconic explorer in his adventures and personal challenges.

Produced in France and Belgium in 2016, Jacques is an open window to Cousteau’s fascinating odyssey, a man who not only changed the way we understand the underwater worldbut also became a myth of television and science.

For lovers of cinema and inspiring life stories, this is a perfect opportunity to enjoy a film that splendidly combines adventure and drama, all from the comfort of home and broadcast on TV3. Don’t miss tonight at 22:05 Jacques and discover how Jacques Cousteau and his crew navigated not only the vast oceans, but also the complex seas of family life and fame.