Cousteau co-directed 'The Silent World' with Louis Malle. The film documented the Calypso's expeditions and won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival and the Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, catapulting Cousteau to international fame.

Cousteau created and hosted 'The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau,' a groundbreaking television series that aired on ABC. The series featured stunning underwater footage and narrated by Cousteau himself, captured the imagination of millions and earned numerous Emmy Awards.

Cousteau continued to produce films and documentaries throughout his career, including 'Voyage to the Edge of the World' and 'Cousteau's Amazon.' He used his films to advocate for ocean conservation and raise awareness about environmental issues.

Documentary released celebrating Jacques Cousteau's life and achievements.