The power of nature is captured with cutting-edge technology and cinematic virtuosity in this paean to water. Victor Kossakovsky (¡Vivan Las Antipodas!, Festival 2012) takes us from Russia’s semi-frozen Lake Baikal to glacier calving in Greenland to the hurricane-tossed streets of Miami, forcefully conveying the raw power of water around the globe with 96 frames-per-second cinematography, waterproof cameras that delve and bob below the surface, and spectacular sound design. Through visual awe rather than expert narration or statistics, Aquarela delivers its ecological message loud and clear.