High quality documentaries?

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Anyone recommend me some good diving documentaries? Specifically what I'm looking for is expedition type. Think 'Free Solo' esque (for those unaware, this is an outstanding documentary about a famous climber climbing El Capitan with no ropes).
 
Not a scuba doc but a free diving one: Deepest Breath. It is an absolutely stunning film.
 
Check out Blue Water White Death (1971). It's a true "expedition" in every sense of the word, and has some very notable folks from the diving world, like Ron and Valerie Taylor, and Stan Waterman.

I was able to find it on Youtube at one point. It was released on DVD.
 
It's not an expedition but an incredibe rescue.
The Rescue by NatGeo (Disney +)
It's about the rescue of the 13 Thai children in the Tham Luang flooded cave in July 2018.
 
Here is a Cousteau expedition to the Antarctic -- a two-parter -- from over fifty years ago, narrated by Rod Serling -- with the dedicated crew using anything and everything but Aqua-Lung or US Divers gear . . .

 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/swift/

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