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The Ocean Has A ‘New Species’ As Shown In Stirring Film Voiced By Morgan Freeman

By Thanussha Priyah, 07 Aug 2020

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A new short film titled Life Below Water: The Arrival of a New Species tells audiences about a booming “new species.” It’s voiced by Hollywood’s personification of God himself, Morgan Freeman.

“The creatures in this fascinating species do not have brains, teeth or even simple nervous systems, but miraculously they can travel for hundreds of miles and live to be over a thousand years old,” he seethes in the video.

The Google-funded film was created by ad company Goodby Silverstein & Partners (GS&P) as part of the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

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The film runs for a little over two minutes, showcasing the blue ocean and underwater creatures swimming among humanmade waste such as bottle caps, cigarette butts, and plastic bags.

The short has been released along with several teaser spots on YouTube. Watch it below.




[via Campaign, cover image via GS&P]
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