Dolphin Adventures

Plot Summary

Jacques Costeau tried. Pioneer dolphin researcher John Lilly said it couldn't be done. But in 1978 a ship of fools set out to swim in the open oceans with wild dolphins. Taking a cue from Aristotle, who said dolphins care for man and enjoy his music, the filmmakers played an underwater piano and for three days interacted with a school of wild dolphins in the magnificent clear waters of the Bahamas. A close encounters of the aquatic kind, this classic film documents the first recorded human-wild dolphin encounter in modern times. Featuring an appearance by Buckminister Fuller and Flipper's trainer Ric O'Barry (Oscar winner, The Cove).