
Film
A Man from Atlantis
1h 9m
A strange and poetic portrait of an Argentinian freediver who has spent his life underwater — battling fear, hallucination, and gravity in his pursuit of depth.
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Overview
A Man from Atlantis is a poetic documentary that follows Ricardo Montans, a legendary Argentine freediver who has spent much of his life underwater. Once a car mechanic in Buenos Aires with dreams of becoming an engineer, Montans abandoned dry land to descend into the depths — first as a maintenance diver, now as a freediver. In Honduras, where he founded the Freediving Caribbean School, won the 2023 Caribbean Cup and established depth records, he trains to dive beyond 100 meters on a single breath battling fear, silence, and the dreamlike pull of the deep. The film explores a life suspended between the two great human longings: to fly, and to breathe underwater.
Cast
Crew
- Simon ZorraquinDirector · Producer
- Frankie PuglieseProducer
- Gerónimo TanoiraDirector of Photography
- Santiago CarrerasOriginal Music Composer
- Miguel de ZuviríaEditor
Details
- Status
- Released
- Original language
- Spanish
- Runtime
- 1h 9m
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